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Possibility of Painting the Black-Box White: Patentability and Implementation of Implicit Personalised Medicine Deepa Kharb, Ayushi Verma Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, 2025 The birth of Black- box medicine, which relies on complex algorithms and AI to diagnose and treat medical conditions, has sparked significant interest and debate in intellectual property law. As these technologies become integral to modern healthcare, it is important to weigh the upsides and downsides of the technology to protect and regulate them through patents or other IP systems, which is becoming increasingly critical. Algorithms and biological correlations, central to Black- box medicine, face scrutiny under IP protection, especially in patents, due to their potential classification as abstract ideas or laws of nature. The very features that make Black- box medicine innovative and valuable are its reliance on complex algorithms, genetic and biological data, and medical diagnosis and treatment applications. These are the same reasons that render it ineligible for patent protection under the current Indian Patent Regime. Using Black- box medicine also brings significant ethical and social challenges. The lack of transparency in AI systems raises serious concerns about how well we can explain and understand them. This makes it hard to prove they are safe and effective, to interact with them smoothly, and to hold them accountable. Additionally, how different systems work together, how data is shared, and how easily people can access these advanced healthcare solutions must be addressed to avoid widening the Medico-digital divide and to ensure everyone benefits equally from these innovations. Balancing innovation with accessibility, accountability, and fairness willbe essential to fully realising the potential of Black- box medicine.
Research Methodology and Project Management in Biotechnology Simmi Kharb, Akshat Singh, Abhyuday Singh, Deepa Kharb Research Methodology and Project Management in Biotechnology, 2023 Research Methodology and Project Management in Biotechnology is a vital resource addressing core concepts in the dynamic field of biotechnology. This comprehensive textbook focuses on research methodology, techniques, and project management, and provides essential knowledge for students and faculty in life sciences and allied disciplines. Key features of the book include learning objectives, self-assessments and exercises, and a simple presentation (using bullet points, tables, and figures) designed to assist comprehension and retention of key information. The book is split into 5 units with 12 focused chapters: Unit I: Molecular Biology Techniques Covers various techniques used in molecular biology, including nucleic acid isolation, DNA fragmentation, PCR, DNA sequencing, and more. Unit II: Scientific Communication and Literature Introduces the process of research writing. Unit III: Biotechnology Entrepreneurship and Marketing Covers the role of funding, intellectual property rights, and regulations. Unit IV: Genomics, Proteomics, and Bioinformatics Explores DNA sequencing strategies, gene expression analysis, and the role of bioinformatics in drug discovery. Unit V: Advanced Biotechnological Techniques Covers topics such as antisense technology, molecular cytogenetics, pharmacogenomics, next-generation DNA sequencing, and ethical considerations in science and technology. Unit VI: Medical Biotechnology Covers disease detection and diagnosis, genetic diseases, personalized medicine, nanotechnology, gene therapy, regenerative medicine, and the Human Genome Project. This textbook is suitable for courses aimed to enhance biotechnology project planning and execution skills and building a professional career path in biotechnology.
Circumvention of Geo-Blocking Measures in Audio-Visual Sector: Related Copyright Issues Ntut Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Management, 2023
Negotiating ABS and DSI in the CBD: Challenges and Opportunities for Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Asian Biotechnology and Development Review, 2022
Sharing genetic resources fairly between nations Deepa Kharb Medico Legal Journal, 2022 The global governance of natural resources was established initially by Convention on Biodiversity(CBD) in 1992 followed by Nagoya Protocol(NP) in 2010 with an objective of ensuring fairness and equitable benefit sharing arising from the exploitation of genetic resources creating incentive at the same time for the conservation and sustainable use of such resources. The framework has been criticized for its inefficiency in achieving its objectives. Recently it has been the subject of debate on whether digital sequence information is covered by the term ‘genetic resources’. There are divergent views in different countries on how digital sequencing information (DSI) should be defined and whether the information derived or non-tangible aspect of genetic resources should also fall under the ABS regime. The present paper analyses the Indian position on these points.
Assisted reproductive techniques ethical and legal concerns Internet Journal of Law Healthcare and Ethics, 2007
Human clone: Who is related to whom Internet Journal of Law Healthcare and Ethics, 2007
RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Possibility of Painting the Black-Box White: Patentability and Implementation of Implicit Personalised Medicine D Kharb, A Verma Journal of Intellectual Property Rights (JIPR) 30 (5), 591-602 , 2025 2025
REGULATION OF DEEPFAKES: SOME CONCERNS D Kharb DME Cyber Blog 2024 (https://dmecyberblog.wordpress.com/2024/), https … , 2024 2024
Cyber Law 2023 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 59, 272 , 2024 2024
Certification Trademarks serving Consumer Interests D Kharb The Emerging Trends in the Consumer Law, 72-88 , 2024 2024
3D PRINTING FOR PEOPLE WITH PRINT DISABILITIES AND IT’S INTERFACE WITH COPYRIGHT LAW VT Deepa Kharb DISABILITY: A JOURNEY FROM WELFARE TO RIGHT, 260-275 , 2023 2023
Cyber Law D Kharb Published in Annual Survey of Indian Law, Indian Law Institute , 2023 2023
Negotiating ABS and DSI in the CBD: Challenges and Opportunities for Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits DKS Sharma ASIAN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, Nov 2022(ISSN: 0972-7566) 24 (3 … , 2023 2023
Circumvention of Geo-Blocking Measures In Audio-Visual Sector: Related Copyright Issues DK AYadav, VijayTyagi NTUT Journal of IP and Management 12 (1), 44-60 , 2023 2023
Cyber Law 2022 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 58, 267-285 , 2023 2023
Digital Sequencing of Genetic Information: Concerns for Access and Benefit Sharing Governance D Kharb Protection of Traditional Knowledge and Geographical Indications With … , 2023 2023
Legal Research and Writing-New Perspectives MKSD Kharb 2023
Cyber Law 2021 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 57, 192-224 , 2022 2022
Digital Sequencing of Genetic Information: Concerns for Access and Benefit Sharing Governance D Kharb Protection of Traditional Knowledge and Geographical Indications With … , 2022 2022
Text and Data Mining in Legal Research DKG Chaudhary Legal Research and Writing-New Perspectives , 2022 2022
Geoblocking of Online Content: Copyright, Human Rights and Competition Law Issues D Kharb NOVEL DIMENSIONS OF COPYRIGHT LAW , 2022 2022
Cyber Law 2019 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 55 (2019) , 2022 2022
Sharing genetic resources fairly between nations D Kharb SAGE Medico-Legal Journal , 2021 2021 Citations: 2
The Legal Conundrum over Regulation of Access and Benefit Sharing Obligations in Digital Sequence Information over Genetic Resources-Assessing Indian Position D Kharb Wiley Journal of World Intellectual Property , 2021 2021 Citations: 12
Regulation of ABS Obligations in Digital Sequence Information over Genetic Resources: The Legal Conundrum under CBD and Nagoya Protocol Framework D Kharb Gene Technol 10, 166 , 2021 2021
CYBER LAW 2020 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 56 (2020), 213 , 2020 2020
MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Legal Research Methodology MK Sinha, D Kharb Lexis Nexis , 2017 2017 Citations: 14
The Legal Conundrum over Regulation of Access and Benefit Sharing Obligations in Digital Sequence Information over Genetic Resources-Assessing Indian Position D Kharb Wiley Journal of World Intellectual Property , 2021 2021 Citations: 12
Assisted reproductive techniques ethical and legal concerns D Kharab The Internet Journal of Law, Healthcare and Ethics 4 (2) , 2007 2007 Citations: 8
ADMISSIBILITY OF ELECTRONIC RECORDS AS SECONDARY EVIDENCE UNDER SECTION 65B OF INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT:RECENT JUDICIAL APPROACHES D KHARB DELHI JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY LAW 1, 36 , 2018 2018 Citations: 3
Sharing genetic resources fairly between nations D Kharb SAGE Medico-Legal Journal , 2021 2021 Citations: 2
Right to Data Portability: A New Tool to Unlock Digital Competition? DK Gunjan Malhotra Ahuja ILI Law Review 2020 (2), 120-136 , 2020 2020 Citations: 2
Possibility of Painting the Black-Box White: Patentability and Implementation of Implicit Personalised Medicine D Kharb, A Verma Journal of Intellectual Property Rights (JIPR) 30 (5), 591-602 , 2025 2025
REGULATION OF DEEPFAKES: SOME CONCERNS D Kharb DME Cyber Blog 2024 (https://dmecyberblog.wordpress.com/2024/), https … , 2024 2024
Cyber Law 2023 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 59, 272 , 2024 2024
Certification Trademarks serving Consumer Interests D Kharb The Emerging Trends in the Consumer Law, 72-88 , 2024 2024
3D PRINTING FOR PEOPLE WITH PRINT DISABILITIES AND IT’S INTERFACE WITH COPYRIGHT LAW VT Deepa Kharb DISABILITY: A JOURNEY FROM WELFARE TO RIGHT, 260-275 , 2023 2023
Cyber Law D Kharb Published in Annual Survey of Indian Law, Indian Law Institute , 2023 2023
Negotiating ABS and DSI in the CBD: Challenges and Opportunities for Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits DKS Sharma ASIAN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, Nov 2022(ISSN: 0972-7566) 24 (3 … , 2023 2023
Circumvention of Geo-Blocking Measures In Audio-Visual Sector: Related Copyright Issues DK AYadav, VijayTyagi NTUT Journal of IP and Management 12 (1), 44-60 , 2023 2023
Cyber Law 2022 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 58, 267-285 , 2023 2023
Digital Sequencing of Genetic Information: Concerns for Access and Benefit Sharing Governance D Kharb Protection of Traditional Knowledge and Geographical Indications With … , 2023 2023
Legal Research and Writing-New Perspectives MKSD Kharb 2023
Cyber Law 2021 D Kharb Annual Survey of Indian Law 57, 192-224 , 2022 2022
Digital Sequencing of Genetic Information: Concerns for Access and Benefit Sharing Governance D Kharb Protection of Traditional Knowledge and Geographical Indications With … , 2022 2022
Text and Data Mining in Legal Research DKG Chaudhary Legal Research and Writing-New Perspectives , 2022 2022
