Selection Patents: To Patent The Non-Enabled Advantageous Selection?

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The category of ‘selection patents' pertains to specific inventions that are individually novel but selected from a group of a previously known class
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The category of 'selection patents' pertains to specific inventions that are individually novel but selected from a group of a previously known class, and shows some surprising or unexpected benefits. Although selection patents are mostly seen for chemical species/compound, selection may also be made from a numerical range such as temperature/pressure conditions in production methods.

Selection Patents: to patent the non-enabled advantageous selection? By Preeti Sharma

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