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A guide to drug discovery. Protecting your inventions: the patent system.

Whether you work for a multi-national pharmaceutical company, a biotech start-up or a university, a knowledge of the patent system is essential for understanding how best to protect the fruits of your research. The aim of this article is to give an overview of what a patent is, how you might get one and the rights that a patent confers.

Biomedical Research↗

Cyril Dean Darlington: the man who 'invented' the chromosome.

Cyril Darlington (1903-1981) was the most famous cytologist in the world in the decades preceding the molecular revolution of the 1950s. He crossed disciplinary boundaries to create a synthesis of cytology, genetics and evolution by revealing the mechanics of chromosomal recombination and the importance of its evolution. Always controversial during his lifetime, obituaries ultimately referred to him as the 'Copernicus' or 'Newton' of cytology. This article reviews Darlington's scientific contributions, the reasons for their difficult reception at the time and their continuing relevance.

Cell Biology↗

Evolving inventions.

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Artificial Intelligence↗

Undergraduate dental education: re-inventing the wheel?

Education for dental students has long been a subject for debate but as this article suggests, the arguments often just take us round in a perpetual circle. If any valuable progress is to occur, the profession needs to rethink its long-established opinions on this issue and consider where change is actually realised.

Education, Dental↗