Exploring the intersection of biotechnology and law, this book delves into the regulatory challenges posed by biotechnological advancements. It examines ethical, moral, economic, and social implications while addressing the historical and current legal frameworks designed to ensure public safety. Key topics include the roles of major regulatory agencies, patent rights, human genome editing, and property rights concerning human biological materials. The work provides a comprehensive overview of the legal landscape surrounding biotechnology, making it essential for understanding its evolving regulatory environment.
