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Free trade in human sequence data?

    Nature volume 354, pages 171–172 (1991)Cite this article

    British and US institutions have separately challenged the notion that the nucleotide sequences of the human genome should be an open book; have they also signalled the end of the age of innocence for the new biology?

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