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Prenatal Genetic Diagnostics, Surviving in the post-Myriad Era

by dkyarb | Mar 17, 2014 | Commentary

Ariosa Diagnostics has crucially secured a New York State certification for their Harmony™ noninvasive prenatal genetic diagnostic test. Having already gained acceptance as a key provider of prenatal diagnostics in California and abroad, this is good news for both the...

Bayer Cropsciences v Dow Agrochemicals: Mistaken Identity as a Limit to Functional Claiming in Biotechnology

by dkyarb | Sep 25, 2013 | Cases, Commentary

In 1989, Bayer Cropsciences filed the application that matured into US Patent #6,153,401, covering “[A] polypeptide having the biological activity of 2,4-D monooxygenase.” The enzyme they had discovered was capable of cleaving the popular herbicide 2,4-D into harmless...
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