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Patent: 10,035,843

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Summary for Patent: 10,035,843

Title:	RSV-specific binding molecule
Abstract:	The invention provides antibodies and functional equivalents thereof which are capable of specifically binding RSV. Nucleic acid sequences encoding said antibody, as well as antibody producing cells and methods for producing said antibody are also provided.
Inventor(s):	Beaumont; Tim (Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, NL), Bakker; Adrianus Q. (Hoorn, NL), Yasuda; Etsuko (Amsterdam, NL)
Assignee:	MedImmune Limited (Cambridge, GB)
Application Number:	15/042,656
Patent Claims:	see list of patent claims
Patent landscape, scope, and claims summary:	Comprehensive Analysis of the Claims and Patent Landscape for United States Patent 10,035,843 Introduction United States Patent 10,035,843, hereafter referred to as the '843 patent, is a significant intellectual property asset that requires a thorough analysis to understand its claims, validity, and position within the broader patent landscape. This analysis will delve into the specifics of the patent, its technological context, and the strategic insights it provides. Understanding the Patent Claims Claim Structure and Scope The '843 patent consists of a set of claims that define the scope of the invention. These claims are categorized into independent and dependent claims, each serving a distinct purpose. Independent claims outline the broadest aspects of the invention, while dependent claims narrow down the scope by adding specific limitations. Key Claim Elements To analyze the '843 patent, it is crucial to identify the key elements of its claims. This includes understanding the components, processes, or methods described, as well as any specific limitations or embodiments. For instance, if the patent pertains to a technological innovation, the claims might detail specific hardware or software components, their interactions, and the novel aspects that differentiate the invention from prior art[5]. Prior Art Search and Novelty Importance of Prior Art A prior art search is essential to determine the novelty and non-obviousness of the '843 patent. This involves identifying existing patents, publications, and other relevant documents that may anticipate or render the claimed invention obvious. Effective patent analysis can help in this regard by collecting and analyzing data on relevant patents, including titles, abstracts, inventors, assignees, publication dates, citations, and claims[5]. Assessing Novelty and Non-Obviousness The '843 patent must be evaluated against the backdrop of existing technology to ensure it meets the criteria of novelty and non-obviousness. This assessment involves comparing the claimed invention with prior art to identify any differences or improvements that make the invention unique and worthy of patent protection. Patent Landscape Analysis Geographical Spread Understanding the geographical spread of the technology area related to the '843 patent is vital. This involves identifying where the patent holder and its competitors are filing patents, which can indicate key research and manufacturing regions. For example, knowing the country of incorporation and the geographical focus areas can help in setting up current awareness alerts on patenting activity in critical regions[3]. Patent Saturation Determining the saturation level of the patent space is crucial for strategic decision-making. A highly saturated space may indicate intense competition and potential barriers to entry. Analyzing the patents and pending applications in the relevant technology area helps in assessing the potential rewards or perils of investing in or developing new technologies within that space[3]. Competitor Analysis Identifying new entrants and key players in the technology field is essential. Analyzing the patent portfolios of competitors helps in understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and strategic directions. This can reveal opportunities for collaboration, licensing, or competitive differentiation[5]. Time-Slicing and Trend Analysis Evolution of Technology Time-slicing involves analyzing patent activity over time to understand the evolution of technology in the field. This can help in identifying peaks and valleys in innovation activity, abandoned technologies, and emerging trends. For instance, if a company has ceased filing patents in a particular area, it may indicate a shift in their research focus or the abandonment of a technology[3]. Patent Filing Trends Plotting patent filing trends over time provides insights into the dynamic nature of the technology field. This analysis can highlight periods of high innovation activity, areas of declining interest, and potential future directions. It also helps in identifying niche areas that may have been overlooked by competitors[5]. Citation Analysis and Patent Family Citation Analysis Examining patent citations helps in understanding how the '843 patent relates to prior and subsequent innovations. This type of analysis can gauge the importance of the patent within its technological field and identify key influencers and followers in the innovation chain[5]. Patent Family Analysis Analyzing the patent family of the '843 patent involves determining its geographical coverage and whether it has been filed in multiple countries. This helps in understanding the global strategy of the patent holder and potential licensing or enforcement opportunities[5]. Risk Mitigation and Valuation Identifying Potential Risks Conducting a thorough patent analysis helps in identifying potential risks associated with the '843 patent. This includes assessing the validity and enforceability of the patent, identifying patents that may be vulnerable to challenges, and evaluating litigation risks[5]. Valuation of the Patent Effective patent analysis aids in determining the value of the '843 patent. This involves evaluating factors such as market size, potential licensing opportunities, and litigation risks. The economic value of the patent can be crucial for licensing, mergers and acquisitions, or seeking investment[5]. Strategic Insights and Decision-Making Strategic Planning Patent analysis provides strategic insights that can guide business decisions. Companies can use this analysis to identify areas for investment in new technologies, form partnerships, or license existing patents to achieve their business goals[5]. Market Assessment Understanding the competitive landscape and market dynamics is essential for making informed decisions about entering new markets or expanding existing ones. Patent analysis helps in assessing the size and dynamics of a particular market, enabling businesses to navigate barriers to entry and competition effectively[5]. Use of AI Tools in Patent Analysis AI-Assisted Drafting and Review The use of AI tools in drafting or editing patent documents, including the '843 patent, must be carefully reviewed to ensure compliance with USPTO guidelines. If AI tools are used in a way that is material to patentability, their use must be disclosed to the USPTO. This includes ensuring that the contributions made by natural persons rise to the level of inventorship[2]. Conclusion A comprehensive analysis of the '843 patent involves a detailed examination of its claims, the broader patent landscape, and strategic implications. By understanding the novelty and non-obviousness of the invention, the geographical and competitive context, and the potential risks and valuation, businesses can make informed decisions about their intellectual property strategy. Key Takeaways Claims Analysis: Understand the structure and scope of the patent claims to determine the invention's novelty and non-obviousness. Prior Art Search: Conduct thorough prior art searches to ensure the patent meets the criteria for patentability. Patent Landscape Analysis: Analyze the geographical spread, saturation, and competitive landscape to guide strategic decisions. Time-Slicing and Trend Analysis: Plot patent filing trends to understand the evolution of technology and identify emerging trends. Citation Analysis and Patent Family: Examine patent citations and family analysis to gauge the patent's importance and global strategy. Risk Mitigation and Valuation: Identify potential risks and evaluate the economic value of the patent for strategic planning. Strategic Insights: Use patent analysis to inform business decisions on investments, partnerships, and market entry. FAQs Q: What is the importance of prior art search in patent analysis? A: Prior art search is crucial to determine the novelty and non-obviousness of a patent, ensuring that the claimed invention is unique and worthy of patent protection. Q: How does patent landscape analysis help in strategic decision-making? A: Patent landscape analysis provides insights into the geographical spread, saturation, and competitive landscape, enabling businesses to make informed decisions about investments, partnerships, and market entry. Q: What role do AI tools play in patent drafting and review? A: AI tools can assist in drafting and editing patent documents, but their use must be disclosed to the USPTO if it is material to patentability, and the accuracy of the contents must be verified by natural persons. Q: How is the value of a patent determined? A: The value of a patent is determined by evaluating factors such as market size, potential licensing opportunities, and litigation risks, which are crucial for licensing, mergers and acquisitions, or seeking investment. Q: What is the significance of citation analysis in patent evaluation? A: Citation analysis helps in understanding how a patent relates to prior and subsequent innovations, gauging its importance within its technological field and identifying key influencers and followers in the innovation chain. Sources U.S.C. Title 35 - PATENTS - GovInfo U.S. Patent Office Issues Additional Guidance on Use of AI Tools - BIPC Patent Landscape Analysis - Uncovering Strategic Insights - AcclaimIP Records of the Patent and Trademark office - National Archives Patent Analysis - Evalueserve More… ↓ ⤷ Subscribe

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Applicant	Tradename	Biologic Ingredient	Dosage Form	BLA	Approval Date	Patent No.	Expiredate
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum Ab (publ)	SYNAGIS	palivizumab	For Injection	103770	June 19, 1998	⤷ Subscribe	2029-10-06
Swedish Orphan Biovitrum Ab (publ)	SYNAGIS	palivizumab	Injection	103770	July 23, 2004	⤷ Subscribe	2029-10-06
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