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Promega Corporation v. Applied Biosystems, LLC
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June 13, 2013
Promega Gets Patent Claims Invalidated In DNA Analysis Row
Promega Corp. can label its DNA fingerprinting products for forensic use, paternity testing, or research or clinical purposes, after a federal judge on Wednesday invalidated claims in a patent asserted by Life Technologies Corp. that discloses fluorescence-based DNA analysis.
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April 05, 2013
Promega DNA Products Infringe Caltech Patent, Judge Finds
Circuit Judge Richard A. Posner ruled Thursday that Promega Corp.'s DNA fingerprinting products infringe a California Institute of Technology patent and that Promega flouted a licensing contract with Life Technologies Corp. by failing to pay a 2 percent royalty on product sales.