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Re: arachnodude post# 133023

Saturday, 02/10/2018 9:51:45 AM

Saturday, February 10, 2018 9:51:45 AM

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I believe that because silk is a known product that a patent can not be gained on it.
They could only patent a process to create it.
I could be wrong.
If I am correct they also can't patent the process because obviously the product is not complete since they are making changes to it still.

If they finalize DS the process would be known and they could actually file for a patent assuming that Fraser patented process is no longer a portion of the process.

I could be wrong but it's just a logical assumption.

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