Non-final rejection of Schatten's patent application on stem cells
Claims 1, 10, and 34-53 received an obviousness-type double-patenting rejection over 10/821,200.
There was an enablement rejection. [page 13: undue experimentation ... to achieve SCNT as broadly claimed.]
There was a 112 paragraph 2 rejection.
There was a 102(b) rejection over an article by Schnieke that appeared in 278 Science 2130 (1997).
There was a 102(b) rejection over an article by Meng that appeared in 57 Biol. of Repro. 454 (1997).
There was a 102(b) rejection over an article by Park that appeared in 66 Biol. of Repro. 1001 (2002).
There was a 102(b) rejection over an article by Wakayama.
There was a 102(b) rejection over US 6,011,197.
There was a 102(b) rejection over an article by Hyun.
There was a 102(a)/102(e) rejection over a published patent application by Collas (March 6, 2003).
There were also obviousness rejections under 103(a).
See previous IPBiz post on the Schatten application:
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2006/02/schattens-cip-application-published-on.html
and IPFrontline article:
http://www.ipfrontline.com/depts/article.asp?id=9565&deptid=5
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