PIUG 2007 Boston Biotechnology Meeting

PIUG 2007 Boston Biotechnology Meeting Papers – February 2007

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A Brief History of Patent Sequence, Elyse Turner, Merck & Co., Inc.

GENESEQ – Guidelines and policies, Colin Williams, Thomson Scientific

All about WIPO – A Comparative Review of Sources of WIPO Sequence Data, Robert Austin, FIZ Karlsruhe

To PSIPS and Beyond – Exploring the Content and Utility of USGENE, Robert Austin, FIZ Karlsruhe

Uses of PatGenDB an Automated Compilation of Patent Genomic Data, Hugo Villar, PatentInformatics

The Role That Sequence Searches Play in Patent Prosecution and FTO Analysis, Mario Cloutier, Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Search Strategies for Oligonucleotides and Proteins, Gregory E. Roland

Patent Analysis of Short Sequence, Dr. Kamalakar Gulukota, Gene-IT, Inc.

Which Date? Finding the Publicly Accessible Date in a Sequence Prior Art Search, Kenneth L. Hoppe, Pfizer Inc

Understanding and Editing of Genomic Repetitive Sequences within Nucleic Acid Strings, Steve Chappell Mitchell, Technology & Patent Research International, Inc.

Freedom-To-Operate Patent Searches for Selecting Sequences of Drug Targets, Heahyun Yoo, Bristol Myers Squibb Company

CAS’ Coverage of Sequences in REGISTRY, Barbara Vieira, CAS

CAS Registry BLAST® Tips and Tricks, Lora Burgess, CAS