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USPTO Issues “2010 KSR Guidelines Update”
On September 1st, the Office of Patent Legal Administration (I didn’t know there was one) issued 17 pages in the Fed. Reg. (Vol. 75, 53643) updating its obviousness guidelines. (A copy of the guidelines is found at the end of … Continue reading
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Tagged biotechnology, biotechnology law, biotechnology news, intellectual property, ip, IP law tools, KSR, Patent Law, patents, USPTO, Warren Woessner
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University IP In The News – Expedited Examination And March-In Request
On July 29th, Rep. Frank Wolf (D.-Va.) introduced H.R. 5980 that would give priority to examination of patent applications filed by U.S. universities and by their “patent holding companies.” The definition of the latter seems a bit vague, but is … Continue reading
Posted in Tech Transfer
Tagged biotechnology, biotechnology law, biotechnology news, DHHS, Fabrazyme, Fabry Disease, Frank Wolf, H.R. 5980, intellectual property, ip, Patent Law, patents, WARF, Warren Woessner
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Collins On Human Genome Project – “We’ve Only Just Begun”
In a Reuters story posted yesterday, Francis Collins, one of the directors of the Human Genome Project, was asked if the Project had lived up to the hype that accompanied the sequencing of the entire human genome ten years ago. … Continue reading
ISC Patent On Making Human Stem Cells Advances Cloning Technology
sale viagra without prescription Apart from being praised as an ethical work-around to the problems of destroying early-stage human embryos—often about to be discarded as surplusage by fertility clinics — to obtain human pluripotent stem cells, Revazova et al. … Continue reading