johnny, What you believe is of very little value, in comparison to the facts.
I believe DnaPrints' technology is key for many companies.
You have every right to believe what you want, but unless you can be specific about the technology you are talking about, then it is just hype. Truth is, they have zero exclusive (and also relevant) technology.
The patents cover exactly the opposite of a 'wide spectrum'.
DnaPrints' Patents cover a wide spectrum in the Pharma Industry.
Every patent that has so far made it through the process, has been rejected and winnowed down so many times that each is just a shadow of its original intent. They have been so restricted that they only stake out very narrow areas of intellectual property and those areas are easily duplicated with existing public domain technology.
Please review the final claim lists for all of the completed patents. It is quite easy to do at the patent web site. Compare the final allowed claims against the original claim list in the application. You will see that only a very small fraction of the original claims have been allowed and EVERY one of those has had to be edited and restricted before they have been allowed. I'm not making this up, it can be observed by anyone who is the least bit interested.
I respect your enthusiasm and have no problem with your own private beliefs, but you should refrain from misleading others by mistaking belief and company hype for facts.
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frog
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