Fighting the biotech 'freedom to operate' battle

Ashley O'Sullivan
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's Saskatoon Research Centre, AAFC, Canada

PP: 21

Abstract

This short essay describes some practical steps taken by Canadian biotechnology researchers which have helped them progress research projects that might otherwise have been stalled by pre-existing patents.

The Canadian taxpayer paid for canola research and the Canadian farmer has received a tremendous return on investment.

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