UPC latest: 10x Genomics patent revoked | 40,000 UPs | Alexion cases coming

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UPC latest: 10x Genomics patent revoked | 40,000 UPs | Alexion cases coming

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In the latest UPC update, we review the NanoString and iMop rulings, a big move in London and a decision on whether a patent pool administrator can intervene

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