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cjal-3291	Basheer, Shamnad; Guha, Shouvik	Outsourcing Bayh-Dole to India: Lost in Transplantation?	2010	44	.pdf	application/pdf	20392	937	47	2010] 273 COLUMBIA JOURNAL OF ASIAN LAW public interest safeguards: mandating affordable pricing of all products deriving from publicly-funded patents, making licensing of such patents compulsory in appropriate cases, favoring SMEs and local manufacturing, and vesting more discretion in the individual inventor to determine how to disseminate his invention.16 Some of these suggestions could be useful for other developing countries that are considering transplanting the U.S. Bayh-Dole Act to their respective legal regimes. 9 This might indicate that such patents were not commercially viable, mak- ing irrelevant whether the title vested with the government or with public- ly-funded institutions.	cache/cjal-3291.pdf	txt/cjal-3291.txt