Flashcards on Socioethnobotany: Intellectual Property and Benefit Sharing

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What is meant by 'DISCOVERY' in the context of research outputs?

A unique or novel device, method, composition or process; observation of new phenomena, new actions, or new events.

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Research outputs

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Question: What is meant by 'DISCOVERY' in the context of research outputs?

Answer: A unique or novel device, method, composition or process; observation of new phenomena, new actions, or new events.

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Question: What kinds of outputs classify as 'INVENTION' in research outputs?

Answer: Patents and publications (non-patentable results only).

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Question: Which publication venues are indicated as most prestigious for inventions?

Answer: Publications only in the most prestigious journals (Science, Nature).

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Question: How are patents and publications distinguished in the provided content?

Answer: Patents are inventions; publications are listed separately and prestige (e.g., Science, Nature) is noted for publications-only outputs.

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Question: What research activity examples are given under 'Research outputs'?

Answer: Compound semi-synthesis of an anticarcinogenic derivative of a natural compound, and clarification of mechanism of action of an anticarcinogenic compo

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Question: How might the activity 'compound semi-synthesis of anticarcinogenic derivative' be classified among research outputs?

Answer: It could represent an invention or discovery depending on novelty — producing a new compound derivative (novel device, composition or process) is a di

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Question: How might 'clarification of mechanism of action of anticarcinogenic compound' be categorized as a research output?

Answer: It is a discovery-type output: observation or clarification of new phenomena or actions (mechanism of action).

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Question: What numeric scale appears in the content and what might it relate to?

Answer: A scale showing 0 2 4 6 1 2 3 X — likely a rubric or scoring axis used to evaluate outputs (exact meaning not specified).