My take on copyright law

Growing up, I was always surprised when some of my friends would comment that a particular science class was dull or boring. I was always fascinated by what the teacher had to say and always wanted to take some time and really think about the implications of what they were saying. It was only later that I would realize that while some of my friends weren't fascinated by science, they were enthralled by things that I generally avoided, things like law, economics, or business. I am grateful to live in a world where we all can choose our own specialty. I can worry about science and discovery and someone else can worry about something dull, like copyright law. So, how can we build a software model to find out which micro-RNA's are involved in cancer?