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"The Rochester patent is a pioneer patent in that it opens an entire field, that of COX-2 inhibitors. As such, it dominates any patent subordinate to it," explains Terry O'Grady, associate counsel for the University of Rochester.
Patent 6,048,850 was a long time in coming--eight years--and reflects the...
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