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Property, personality rights and data protection with regard to biobanks: A layered system with Germany as an example

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Property, personality rights and data protection with regard to biobanks: A layered system with Germany as an example. / Simon, Jürgen; Robienski, Jürgen.
Genomics and Bioethics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Technologies and Advancements. ed. / Soraj Hongladarom. IGI Global Publishing, 2010. p. 256-262.

Research output: Contributions to collected editions/works › Chapter › peer-review

Harvard

Simon, J & Robienski, J 2010, Property, personality rights and data protection with regard to biobanks: A layered system with Germany as an example. in S Hongladarom (ed.), Genomics and Bioethics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Technologies and Advancements. IGI Global Publishing, pp. 256-262. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-61692-883-4.ch017

APA

Simon, J., & Robienski, J. (2010). Property, personality rights and data protection with regard to biobanks: A layered system with Germany as an example. In S. Hongladarom (Ed.), Genomics and Bioethics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Technologies and Advancements (pp. 256-262). IGI Global Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-61692-883-4.ch017

Vancouver

Simon J, Robienski J. Property, personality rights and data protection with regard to biobanks: A layered system with Germany as an example. In Hongladarom S, editor, Genomics and Bioethics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Technologies and Advancements. IGI Global Publishing. 2010. p. 256-262 doi: 10.4018/978-1-61692-883-4.ch017

Bibtex

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