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Intellectual Property and Assessing its Financial Value
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Intellectual Property and Assessing its Financial Value

by Benedikt Sas, Stanislas De Vocht, Philippe Jacobs
December 2014
Beginner
200 pages
8h 3m
English
Chandos Publishing
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Patents
said nucleic acids, host cells containing said vectors, and homologues
and fragments comprising bioactive regions of said polypeptides. Also
methods wherein these products are used – such as methods to treat
certain diseases – will be protected if allowed by patent law. Claims
covering “methods to treat a disease” are patentable in the United
States according to US patent law, but not within Europe according to
European law. Claims to nucleic acids as such might not be patentable
any more in the United States (discussed later).
In short, companies and their patent attorneys will often try to cover
every aspect of their inventions in ...
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ISBN: 9781843347927