Vol. 18 No. 4 (2012)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5912/jcb.v18i4

Published: 2012-10-01

Editorial

The Birth of a Discipline

Arlen Meyers
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Article

Not fully harmonized: Differences in biotechnology patenting between Europe and the United States

Brian R Dorn, ZoÃ« Birtle
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CROs in Modern-day China

Steven S Ma
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Analyzing the Broadening Scope of Patentability in the Advancing Field of Biotechnology

Jessica Downing
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Biotechnology in Brazil: An Industry Overview

Ezequiel Zylberberg, Claudia Zylberberg, Asli Ceylan Oner
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Special Section

Lessons on Emerging Markets and Global Health

Victoria Y. Fan, Bryan A liang
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Global Health Diplomacy and Management Mechanisms of US-China Public Health Collaborations in China: Lessons for Emerging Markets

Matthew David Brown
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Emerging Markets and Differential Pricing Policies: A Question of Global Health?

James Class
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Tipping Point: Biosimilars, Emerging Markets, and Public-Private Engagement to Promote Global Health

Bryan A Liang
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Globalization, Evolution and Emergence of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising: Are Emerging Markets the Next Pharmaceutical Marketing Frontier?

Timothy Ken Mackey
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The Partnership for Safe Medicines-India: Lessons for Emerging Markets

Bejon Kumar Misra
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Blood Supply and Safety in the Developing World: Considerations for Emerging Markets

William Riley, Jeffrey McCullough
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From the Boardroom

Biomarketing strategy and tactics 101 PART III of III

Dimitris Dogramatzis
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From the Classroom

The University of California, Davis, collaborative model for biotechnology education and training

Judith Ann Kjelstrom
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