Alnylam Sued Over Tuschl-II IP by University of Utah
March 24, 2011
Alnylam Sued Over Tuschl-II IP by University of Utah
In the lawsuit, which comes just days after Alnylam said it settled a different suit related to the IP, the University of Utah alleges that one of its researchers actually invented the technology covered by the Tuschl-II patent estate.
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