Enhancers from the ocs gene – Specific Patent Information
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US 5573932
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Title – OCS element
The claims are generally drawn to:
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Mycogen Plant Sciences, Inc (now owned by Dow AgroSciences) |
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US 5710267
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Title – OCS element
This patent is a Continuation of US 5573932. The claims are generally directed to three different recombinant DNA molecules having the same elements as mentioned in US 5573932. The difference is in the nucleotide sequence of the enhancer element. |
Agrigenetics LP (owned byMycogen) & CSIRO |
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US 5837849
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Title – OCS element
This patent is a divisional of US 5573932. The claim is drawn to an isolated plant enhancer element capable of enhancing the expression of a gene of interest in a plant having the consensus sequence 5′- TGACGTAAGCGATGACGTAA-3′ |
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EP 278659 B1
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Title – OCS enhancer
The claims are directed to:
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Originally assigned to Lubrizol Enterprises, Inc. (Now owned by Agrigenetics |
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Remarks |
Patents have lapsed in Austria, Greece, Belgium, France, Gemany, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and UK.
Applications were also filed in Japan (JP 63276492 A2) and South Africa (ZA 8800319 A). |
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CA 1309365
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Title – OCS enhancer
The claims are the same as the claims of the European patent EP 278659 B1 except that transformation of a plant by the recombinant molecule is not limited to monocots. |
Lubrizol Enterprises, Inc. (It is most likely part of Mycogen Seeds now) |
Note: Patent information was last updated on 22 May 2006. Search terms: “ocs element” in abstract. Patent database: PatentLens in combination with INPADOC.