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Reaping the Benefits of Genomic and Proteomic Research: Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation, and Public Health
ceptor-antagonist” OR “receptor/antagonist” OR “receptor-target” OR “receptor/target” OR bivalent OR “agonist-antagonist” OR “agonist/antagonist”)
With U.S. class restriction: 800* OR 435* OR 424* OR 536* OR 935* OR 530* OR 514* OR 436*
6. Modified animals: ((Transgenic or “targeted deletion” or “targeted ablation” or knockout) NOT plant)
With U.S. class restriction: 800* OR 435* OR 424* OR 536* OR 935* OR 530* OR 514* OR 436*
7. Software: Software and protein OR software and genetics OR software and “nucleic acid” OR software and “systems biology” OR software and “protein regulation pathways” OR software and “protein regulation pathways” OR “evolutionary computation” and software OR “genetic programming” and software
With U.S. class restriction: 435
8. Algorithms: Algorithms and genetic OR algorithms and protein OR algorithms and haplotype OR algorithms and biological evolution OR “evolutionary computation” OR “genetic algorithms” OR “genetic programming” OR “modeling genetic inheritance” OR “biological evolution” and modeling OR “medical informatics” OR “sequencing algorithms” OR “informatics” and protein