Titlebook: Regenerative Medicine Ethics; Governing Research a Linda F. Hogle Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Ethics.Hogle.Poli

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David B. Resnik J.D., Ph.D.uthors, using a variety of approaches, have shown that the combination of leverage related costs and a corporate tax advantage of debt produces an optimal capital structure at less than a 100% debt financing, as the tax advantage is traded off against the likelihood of incurring the costs. However,

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Nancy M. P. King J.D.uthors, using a variety of approaches, have shown that the combination of leverage related costs and a corporate tax advantage of debt produces an optimal capital structure at less than a 100% debt financing, as the tax advantage is traded off against the likelihood of incurring the costs. However,

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Policies and Practices to Enhance Multi-sectorial Collaborations and Commercialization of Regeneraticompetitive research with academia at its core. The chapter first provides an overview of the patent landscape in stem cell research. This allows for an understanding of claims that may block follow-on innovation and of areas where numerous overlapping claims make it difficult to define all of the I

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Repositories for Sharing Human Data in Stem Cell Research control who can access sensitive human data and what the approved users can do with those data. Stem cell researchers who create such repositories must develop governance mechanisms that prevent harm to individuals whose data they share.