Patent Prosecution Strategies for Biotechnological Inventions

Jenny J. Yeh · Dennis Fernandez

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This article describes patent prosecution strategies for new biotechnological inventions. The first part of the article discusses general strategies for patent prosecutors, including several prosecution considerations and methods for increasing patent prosecution speed. The second part of the article presents patent prosecution challenges in genomics and bioinformatics-related patents and provides solutions to these challenges. The last part of the article discusses how ethical and public policy issues play a role in the patentability of biotechnological inventions.

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1996Public Research and Private Development: Patents and Technology Transfer in Government-Sponsored Research 2002DNA Patenting and Licensing 2002Patenting bioinformatic inventions: Emerging trends in the United States 2000Maximizing profits through intelligent planning and implementation

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