I tried to download the patent yesterday to no avail. The search found the
patent in the index but the link would not comeup on the screen. I now
regret I did not try some other patent just to assure the system was
working.
I guess Novartis saw from their monitoring that the kim-chee was hitting
the fan about this patent application. How better to stifle the debate
than remove the information from ready acessibility to the rabble rousers?
Verrrry Interesting. Mike Miller
>Dear all,
>The Novartis patent wo9935913 is "temporarily unaivalabe". I do not know
>if it is a systemmistake. It looks different. Maybe Novartis wants to
>rewrite certain parts of it, like correcting the "typos" of the
>effectiveness figures. Too bad, I would have liked to look closer at the
>range of insects and nematodes affected by the "invention".
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>wytze
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