Published: 08 December 2005
Intellectual Property: Last chance for Europe's biotech pioneers
nuala moran, Senior editor, ScienceBusiness
With the US in regulatory limbo, Europe is winning the race to be the first regulated drugs market to approve generic copies of biotech drugs - despite the protests of the biotech pioneers who created them.
With the US in regulatory limbo, Europe is winning the race to be the first regulated drugs market to approve generic copies of biotech drugs - despite the protests of the biotech pioneers who created them.
The pioneers of the biotech industry get a last chance to defend their products against imitators at a meeting in Paris today and...
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