Europe's High Court Rules Out Embryonic Stem Cell Patents
LONDON – The prospects for commercializing any treatments based on human embryonic stem cell research carried out in Europe are looking dim after a final court ruling that any invention involving the removal of a stem cell from an embryo cannot be patented. (BioWorld International)
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