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Roche v. Promega PCR Taq patent validity trial will examine Cetus' conduct in obtaining patent.

This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet

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ROCHE V. PROMEGA TRIAL ON PCR TAQ ENZYME PATENT VALIDITY will seek to determine if Cetus, from which Roche acquired the technology, procured a Taq polymerase patent by "inequitable conduct." "Efficiency will best be served in this case by proceeding to trial as soon as possible on the issue of Cetus' intent to mislead [the Patent Trade Office]," Northern California U.S. District Court Judge Vaughn R. Walxer ruled in an Aug. 9 order. Walxer set a case management conference for Sept. 13, at which time a trial date will be set.

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