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To: listenhillary

Your 'l' letter claim fails the test of novelty, has a lot of prior art and is self-evident. You better look for another letter to patent.


6 posted on 02/13/2007 5:14:25 PM PST by GSlob
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To: GSlob
and is self-evident

On the basis of obviousness, it seems like these gene patents should be disallowed. Given the state of the art of gene sequencing, any skilled practitioner can determine these sequences.

Now if novel methods are employed to determine the sequence, that's be a different matter.

13 posted on 02/13/2007 5:38:13 PM PST by edsheppa
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