Friday | 5 December, 2008
Australian Biotechnology News

Stories about: IP Australia

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    IP Australia sits US exams 25/07/2008 16:49:04

    IP Australia named as search and examination authority for US patent office
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    Mesoblast granted stem cell patent 17/01/2006 11:54:58

    Melbourne based adult stem cell company, Mesoblast (ASX:MSB), has been granted what it says is a key adult stem cell patent.
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    Lack of understanding is holding back biotech: IPTA 25/11/2005 11:49:04

    A survey of biotechnology patent attorneys has indicated that there is a lack of knowledge within the general population about what biotechnology encompasses and there are misconceptions regarding the patenting process.
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    Benitec wins IP stoush 25/08/2005 11:42:50

    Gene therapy company Benitec (ASX:BLT) has weathered a head-on challenge from US rival, Nucleonics, to its key DNA-directed RNA-interference (ddRNAi) patents.
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    Legal Challenges 05/04/2005 12:57:46

    With technology advancing so rapidly in many potential commercial areas of life science, patent attorneys, intellectual property (IP) and commercial lawyers, and lawmakers will face a number of challenges over the next 10 years, says Trevor Davies.
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    Nucleonics responds to criticisms of new patents 14/03/2005 15:00:48

    RNA-interference therapeutics company Nucleonics has disputed claims by Queensland rival Benitec (ASX:BTL) that two new Australian patents on RNAi technology granted to the Medical College of Georgia Research Institute are "largely irrelevant" to companies involved in medical applications of RNAi.
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    Nucleonics granted two RNAi patents by IP Australia 10/03/2005 14:45:24

    RNA-interference therapeutics company Nucleonics has announced that IP Australia has granted the Medical College of Georgia Research Institute (MCGRI) two patents covering an RNAi gene-silencing technique. Nucleonics is a licensee to both patents.
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    McKinley resigns as Benitec CEO 18/01/2005 15:22:54

    John McKinley is to resign as CEO of Brisbane-base RNAi specialist Benitec (ASX:BLT) and Sydney solicitor Ray Whitten -- a 5.79 per cent shareholder through Barbary Coast Investments -- has been appointed as chairman of its board.
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    Benitec to fight patent claims 02/12/2004 15:15:41

    Brisbane-based gene therapy company Benitec (ASX:BLT) will continue to defend itself against what it today described as "baseless attacks" on its patent position by US company Nucleonics.
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    Nucleonics, Benitec trade new blows in patent fracas 30/11/2004 14:45:07

    US antiviral therapeutics developer Nucleonics has claimed first blood in its attempt to have the Australian patent office revoke a key RNA interference (RNAi) gene-silencing patent owned jointly by CSIRO and Brisbane gene-therapy company Benitec (ASX:BLT).
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    Gene patent system ain't broke, but needs fine tuning: ALRC 06/09/2004 14:45:47

    A report by the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) following an 18-month inquiry into genetic patents has concluded that significant patent law reforms are needed to accommodate cutting-edge genetic technology.
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