@article{22449,
      note = {Summary Contents : I. Introduction : 1. The Federal  circuit and its mandate; 2. Biotechnology invention; II.  Patentability : 3. Patentable subject matter; 4. Utility;  5. Novelty; 6. Obviousness; 7. Written description and  deposit; 8. Enablement; 9. Best mode; 10. Claim  definiteness; III. Infringement : 11. Literal infringement;  12. Doctrine of equivalents; 13. Product patent  infringement; 14. Process patent infringement; IV. Special  topics affecting biotechnology inventions : 15.  Experimental and exempt uses of biotechnology inventions;  16. Patent term extension; 17. Plant inventions; V. Patent  law in the Federal circuit : 18. Doctrinal stability and  biotechnology; Indices : Table of Cases; Index of laws,  statutes, and regulations cited; Subject index;.},
      author = {Burchfiel, Kenneth J.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/22449},
      title = {Biotechnology and the Federal Circuit /},
      recid = {22449},
      pages = {xix, 545 pages :},
}