Rights, interests and expectations: Indigenous perspectives on unrestricted access to genomic data
Māui Hudson(Tea Research Institute), Stephanie Russo Carroll(University of Arizona), Ben Te Aika(University of Otago), Matthew B. Stott(University of Canterbury), Andrew Sporle(University of Auckland), Dominique David-Chavez(Colorado State University), Anna Rolleston, Alex Brown(South Australia Pathology), Ripan S. Malhi(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Maggie Walter(University of Tasmania), Joseph Yracheta(Missouri Breaks Industries Research (United States)), Ibrahim Garba(University of Arizona), Nadine R. Caron(University of British Columbia), Laura Arbour(Royal University Hospital), Maile Taualii(Hawaii Permanente Medical Group), David Chagné(Plant & Food Research), Nicki Tiffin(South African Medical Research Council), Tahu Kukutai(University of Waikato), Phil Wilcox(University of Otago), Rodney C. Haring(Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center), Keolu Fox(University of California San Diego), Andrew Martinez(University of Arizona), Rogena Sterling(University of Waikato), Leah L. Ballantyne(University of British Columbia), Jane Anderson(New York Law School), Peter K. Dearden(University of Otago), Gareth Baynam(Government of Western Australia Department of Health), Nanibaa’ A. Garrison(University of California, Los Angeles), Deborah A. Bolnick(The University of Texas at Austin), Jeff Reading(Simon Fraser University), Raymond Lovett(Australian National University)
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