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Patent Biological Sequence Listings : data dictionary : WIPO standard ST.25 / Canadian Intellectual Property Office.: Iu71-4/63-2019E-PDF

"Patents apply to newly developed technology as well as to improvements on products or processes. A full description of what constitutes a Patent is described in the Patent Act. A patent is a right, granted by government, to exclude others from making, using, or selling your invention in Canada. Canadian Biological Sequence Listings data contain information on nucleotide and amino acid sequences"--Overview of Canadian Biological Sequence Listings Data, page 4.

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Department/Agency
  • Canadian Intellectual Property Office, issuing body.
TitlePatent Biological Sequence Listings : data dictionary : WIPO standard ST.25 / Canadian Intellectual Property Office.
Variant title
  • Data dictionary : WIPO Standard ST.25
  • Canadian patent Biological Sequence Listings data dictionary
Publication typeMonograph
Language[English]
Other language editions[French]
FormatDigital text
Electronic document
Note(s)
  • "Version 1.00."
  • "2019-01-08."
  • Issued also in HTML format.
  • Issued also in French under title: Listages des séquences biologiques de brevets : dictionnaire de données : norme ST.25 de l'OMPI.
  • Overview of Canadian Biological Sequence Listings Data -- Biological Sequence Listings Data -- Weekly Data File -- Description of ST.25 Structure -- Canadian Patent Biological Sequence Listings -- Appendices.
  • Issued also in printed form.
Publishing information
  • Gatineau, Quebec : Canadian Intellectual Property Office : Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, 2019.
  • ©2019
Description1 online resource (19 pages)
ISBN9780660292250
Catalogue number
  • Iu71-4/63-2019E-PDF
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