PCR machine patents
the End
jgraham at bronze.ucs.indiana.edu
Wed Jun 15 13:14:09 EST 1994
A machine which alternates the temperature of an incubation chamber
between different value is not necessarily a "PCR Machine". It has been
pointed out that the concept of amplification of a DNA sequence by annealing
oligonucleotides was proposed well before the current patents were
filed, and that this evidence was improperly introduced and therefore
excluded at the last go-round between Dupont and Cetus. Lets hope the
mamufactures of "Thermocylers" are more adept this time.
Jim
J. Graham
Biology and Chemistry Departments
Indiana University Bloomington
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