Microbiological sciences patents

November 13, 2008
Intellectual Property News and Interesting Facts

Examples of microbiological sciences patents are that of a system developed to reduce indoor allergens and the development of a vaccine against specific infections.

Developments in the field of medical science, pharmaceutical and life science can only be possible if the scientists have the right to protect their intellectual property through microbiological sciences patents.

The South African Law makes provision for a wide variety of scientific processes in the life sciences including that of brewing or fermentation processes to be registered for monopoly rights under laws governing microbiological sciences patents.

Specific isolation of microbes can also be patented provided that the pre-conditions have been met. View our page on microbiological sciences patents for an overview of the process.