Abstract
This summery of research critically examines the patentable aspects of bioinformatics materials, i. e., biological sequences, sequences database, and software. It surveys related patent laws and practices of Japan, the US, Europe, Canada and Australia, and it analyzes whether bioinformatics innovations are protected by patent in these jurisdictions; similarity and contradictions of patentability aspects of bioinformatics materials between different jurisdictions; its interrelationship with the open source policy; and the issues of harmonization of this subject matter.
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