What is the significance of the “no new matter” statement for sequence listing corrections?

The “no new matter” statement is crucial when submitting corrected sequence listings, as mentioned in MPEP 2422.07. Here’s why it’s significant: It ensures that the corrections to the sequence listing do not introduce new subject matter into the application. New matter is prohibited in patent applications after the filing date, as it could potentially extend…

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What statements are required when submitting a replacement Sequence Listing XML?

When submitting a replacement Sequence Listing XML for a patent application, several statements are required according to MPEP 2416. These statements ensure compliance with USPTO regulations and maintain the integrity of the application. The required statements include: A statement that identifies the location of all additions, deletions, or replacements of sequence information in the replacement…

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