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Unspooling thread clamp: Sew with finesse

I have a confession to make -- I never learned to sew. Perhaps I can blame this on growing up during the 50s and 60s before gender-based roles loosened up. At least this sounds like a good excuse. Despite this basic lack of training, there periodically…

January 30, 2012·Patent Prosecution·3 min read
Patent Prosecution

Your genes may not be yours!

The US Court of Appeals has ruled that isolated genes from human DNA structures are patentable in the case of The Association for Molecular Pathology v. USPTO [1] . USpatent law provides that ‘products of nature’ are not patentable. Do these…

August 2, 2011·Patent Prosecution·3 min read
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