GetLS555 Said
"Radient's CIT is also off patent."
The reason the protection was left to die is because of a Cease and Desist order during the litigation of CIT ownership by the Canucks in Alberta. We won that suit on September 30, 2011, but the canucks appealed..You do OK DD..Mb you should do some DD on that appeal..Then I would suggest you do a patent search in other countries like SRL in India, Uni-Pharma in Taiwan, and possibly Jade in China and Japan, and the Aussies in New Zealand and Australia. And Brazil...You do know we have patents in China, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and Brazil for Onko-Sure? Dig a little bit deeper, sometimes you have to think and search outside the box you understand... imo Wolf
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GetSeriousOK Saturday, 09/13/14 10:48:24 AM
Re: GetSeriousOK post# 25101
Post # of 25102
Radient's CIT is also off patent. I guess Radient doesn't have ANY protected Intellectual Property. I thought they had a CIT patent, but I can't find one. The only one I find is the patent application they mention in their 10K: Patent application 10/785,577 entitled “Combination Immunogene Therapy” that was filed February 23, 2004.
Current status: Abandoned -- Failure to Respond to an Office Action, Status Date: 10-12-2010
Date, Transaction Description
10-15-2010 Email Notification
10-15-2010 Mail Abandonment for Failure to Respond to Office Action
10-12-2010 Aband. for Failure to Respond to O. A.
04-19-2010 Electronic Review
04-16-2010 Email Notification
04-16-2010 Mail Final Rejection (PTOL - 326)
04-12-2010 Final Rejection
