PIUG 2011 Biotechnology Meeting

New Biologics: Proteins & Beyond

PIUG 2011 Biotechnology Meeting Papers – February 2011

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Welcome to Genentech, Atulya Agarwal, Genentech

Potent Antibody Drugs by Design, Paul Carter, Genentech Presentation not available.

Biosimilars: New Decisions and New Opportunities, Michelle Lewis, ZymoGenetics

Sequence Business Process and Frequently Asked Questions on Sequence Compliance Issues, Dave Nguyen, USPTO

Search and Examination for Biotech Applications in JPO, Takashi Saku, JPO

Beyond gene patenting turmoil: a reality check for patent protection of biosequences in Europe, Luca Falciola, Genfit

Advice to Beginner and Intermediate Searchers for a Biotechnology Patent Search, Ken Hoppe, Science IP

Comparison of USGENE vs. GQ-PAT and Geneseq, Fanny Coignard, PDG Biotechnology Information Working Group Chair

Comprehensive Search Strategy for Genomics-Based Intellectual Property Protection, Steve Mitchell, TPR

Improving FTO Patent Analysis- Focusing Results Using Scientific Analysis, Barbara Miller, Novartis

Biologics – Searching Patent Classes at the USPTO, WIPO, EPO, and JPO, James L. Grant