IPBiz: UIowa takes a whack at Abbott/Humira

Saturday, July 04, 2009

UIowa takes a whack at Abbott/Humira

The UI [University of Iowa] Research Foundation is going after Abbott Labs for alledged infringement in the context of Humira of patents to UI microbiology Professor Mark Stinski related to CMV Promoter.

Abbott already took a beating from J&J in the Humira area over patents originating at New York University exclusively licensed to Centocor Ortho Biotech.

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UIowa takes a whack at Abbott/Humira

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