Developing a patented mouse

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This question comes trom Shamoo and Resnik: A lab technician carries out a great deal of the work in developing a patented mouse and is listed as an author on the paper but not as an inventor on the natent Shoudine technican have any patent rights? If she doesn't have patent rights then why would she be listed as an author on the paper.

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