@article{21280,
      note = {Price : CHF 117.65; Supplier : Literart, Geneva; Recd  05/03/97; with annotations on the U.S. case law by Leslie  A. McDonell and James F. Haley, Jr.; Table of Contents : 1.  Patentable subject matter (Art. 52(1) and (4) and Art. 53  EPC); 2. The person skilled in the art; 3. Corrections and  amendments (including corrections of sequence data) (Art.  123 and Rule 88 EPC); 4. Clarity of claims (Art. 84 EPC);  5. Enabling disclosure (Art. 83 EPC); 6. Deposit (Art. 83  EPC and Rule 28 of the implementing regulations); 7.  Priority (Arts. 87 to 89 EPC); 8. Novelty (Art. 54 EPC); 9.  Inventive step (Art. 56 EPC); 10. Unity (Art. 82 EPC); 11.  Decisions dealing with procedural issues; 12. Examples of  claims; 13. How to draft the description of a European  Patent Application; 14. Further reading; List of evaluted  decisions and statutes referred to;.},
      author = {Jaenichen, Hans-rainer, and McDonell, Leslie A. and Haley,  James F.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/21280},
      title = {The European Patent Office's case law on the patentability  of biotechnology inventions : 2. Auflage /},
      recid = {21280},
      pages = {xix, 379 pages ;},
}