
Australian trade body AusBiotech is just one of 12 international biotech industry bodies to have joined together to express concern over the recent “judicial and administrative expansion of non-statutory patent law governing the patent-eligibility of certain classes of biotechnology inventions in the United States” by the US Patents and Trademarks Office.
The USPTO’s guidance singles out naturally-derived biotech inventions for disfavored treatment, and establishes practices that de-incentivize investment in research and development of large areas of biotechnology.
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