How does the element function in a Sequence Listing XML?
The element in a Sequence Listing XML serves a specific purpose in identifying the type of molecule being described. Here’s how it functions:
- It specifies whether the sequence is DNA, RNA, or protein.
- This information is crucial for proper interpretation of the sequence data.
- It helps in determining the appropriate analysis methods and tools to be used.
The MPEP 2413.01 mentions the as one of the elements within the container. By clearly indicating the molecule type, this element ensures that patent examiners and other readers can correctly understand and evaluate the sequence information provided in the application.
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Topics:
MPEP 2400 - Biotechnology,
MPEP 2413.01 - Parts Of The "Sequence Listing Xml",
Patent Law,
Patent Procedure