Ten years of the genomic era in Brazil: Impacts on technological development assessed by scientific production and patent analysis

Uchôa, Nathaly Nunes; Ferreira, Rodrigo de Paiva; Sachetto-Martins, Gilberto; Müller, Ana Cristina

doi:10.1016/j.wpi.2010.12.001

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“…This technological monitoring allowed the knowledge available in the denture adhesive sector to be mapped, and it was possible to obtain a scientific and technological overview of these materials. Furthermore, this type of analysis can allow technological prospecting by institutions and companies, which is imperative for scientific and technological innovation [23,[35][36][37]. As demonstrated in (Figure 5), there was a gradual increase in studies related to denture adhesives, with a predominance of patents deposited in the 1990s.…”

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Current Trends and Future Perspectives in the Development of Denture Adhesives: An Overview Based on Technological Monitoring Process and Systematic Review

Rosa¹

2015

J Biomed Sci

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Denture adhesives are materials used to enhance denture retention, stability and function. The aim of this study was to systematically review the articles and patents with regard to denture adhesives in order to obtain a scientific and technological overview of this material. A literature search of studies published between 1960 and 2014 was conducted in seven databases: MedLine (PubMed), Web of Science, Lilacs, Ibecs, Cochrane Library, Scielo and Scopus. Additionally, the following patent databases were screened: USPTO, EPO, JPO, INPI, Derwent Innovations Index, Patentscope and Questel Orbit. Data was tabulated and analyzed by Microsoft Office Excel 2013 software and Questel Orbit. A total of 54 articles and 78 patents were included in the analysis. The largest number of patents (n=19) was deposited by Procter and Gamble Company (Cincinnati, Ohio, USA). Furthermore, the most prevalent studies were conducted in vivo (n=30), and the types of adhesive most studied were cream or powder (n=14). It was possible to identify the current scientific and technological scenario of denture adhesives, in which patents filed in many underdeveloped countries were mostly foreignowned. Moreover, the recent advances of such materials have been more related to presentation than to the additional effects of denture adhesives.

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Current Trends and Future Perspectives in the Development of Denture Adhesives: An Overview Based on Technological Monitoring Process and Systematic Review

Rosa¹

2015

J Biomed Sci

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“…Government policies focused on innovation impact growth in R&D (Oliveira et al, 2015). Universities also benefited, as the financing strategies fostered research in several areas of knowledge, such as health (Uchoa et al, 2011). As a result, has been an increase in patent registration over the past twenty years (Oliveira & Velho, 2010).…”

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Industrial Property in pandemic times: the Brazilian panorama of requests for protection of pandemic-related products projects at National Institute of Industrial Property

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The Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19) imposed unexpected demands on society, intensifying the development of new products projects that sought to mitigate the contamination risks. It was possible to identify a series of projects aiming for the protection of the people, especially for those inserted in hospital environments to fight COVID-19. Therefore, the present article aims to identify the Brazilian overview of applications for Patents and Industrial Designs related to aid and protect the people, during the year of 2020, registered with the National Institute of Industrial Property, limited to protective equipment, medical equipment and furniture. To meet the proposed objectives, a bibliographic research was carried out, with a quantitative and theoretical approach, along with an exploratory and descriptive objective; regarding the methodological procedures, the model of Systematic Review was used 20 patent registrations and 22 industrial design registrations were identified. It was possible to observe that there is a diversity of classes of products and that the largest number of projects is related to facial protection, providing greater technical knowledge for the creation and development of similar projects. It was also found a predominance of projects from individuals and from private institutions, that the South and Southeast regions registered more protection requests, and that the inventors were mostly from the areas of Engineering, Medicine, and Design.

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“…Above all, it is public universities and public research institutes that benefit from the credits and incentives and that lodge patent applications with INPI (Moreira et al ., ). Furthermore, three key characteristics may be noted: the relative lack of partnerships with the private sector, a dearth of technological implementations and the fact that non‐Brazilians lodge the overwhelming majority of patents with INPI, which is seen as a problem by the authorities (Uchôa et al ., ).…”

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Biodiversity Fetishism and Biotechnology Promises in Brazil: From Policy Contradictions to Legal Adjustments

Filoche¹

2012

World Intellectual Property

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This article retraces the development of the Brazilian legal framework with regard to Access and Benefit Sharing and the protection by patent of biotechnological innovations. It demonstrates that 20 years on from the adoption of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Brazil no longer has the same attitude or the same expectations with regard to its genetic resources. The control of the State over access procedures and restrictive regimes in terms of patents are increasingly out of step with the concerns of national researchers and companies alike, and are the target of both criticisms and reforms. The scientific community is seeking to acquire prerogatives for managing genetic heritage, while the State is seeking to strengthen the national biotechnology sector. How is the legal environment adjusting to new and sometimes contradictory issues? What is the new interplay between public and private rights when it comes to genetic resources and natural-based products? To what extent are "commons" systems emerging -both in terms of accessing biodiversity and in terms of protecting innovations?

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Ten years of the genomic era in Brazil: Impacts on technological development assessed by scientific production and patent analysis

Cited by 5 publications

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Current Trends and Future Perspectives in the Development of Denture Adhesives: An Overview Based on Technological Monitoring Process and Systematic Review

Current Trends and Future Perspectives in the Development of Denture Adhesives: An Overview Based on Technological Monitoring Process and Systematic Review

Industrial Property in pandemic times: the Brazilian panorama of requests for protection of pandemic-related products projects at National Institute of Industrial Property

Biodiversity Fetishism and Biotechnology Promises in Brazil: From Policy Contradictions to Legal Adjustments

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