CRISPR Cas9 Ver01 - Assignees Race Bar Chart: July_6_2022

Assignees Race Bar Chart:

• Below is the race bar chart for the top assignees of the patent document domain collection covering the early intellectual property innovators in CRISPR Cas9 Technology. Click HERE to see the full patent document landscape analytics report.

• The PatSnap Connected Innovation Intelligence platform was used to execute this patent landscape analysis. PatSnap’s semantic search capability was used to generate the domain collection by executing 28 separate semantic queries using each of the documents named in the February 28th USPTO PTAB Interference decision . Each semantic query yields up to 1,000 of the most semantically similar patent documents. These queries were first executed as two subdomains and stored as separate workspaces within PatSnap. The first was for the 14 documents from the Berkeley group, which consists of the University of California Berkeley, the University of Vienna, and scientist Emmanuelle Charpentier, who was formerly associated with the University of Vienna, collectively referred to as “CVC” in the Interference decision. The second subdomain consists of the 14 documents from the Broad Institute group, consisting of The Broad Institute, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Harvard University, collectively referred to as “Broad” in the Interference decision. These subdomains were then combined into a single workspace so that the results of the 28 semantic queries were aggregated into a final domain collection for analysis. As the query results and subdomains are combined into a single workspace, duplicate patent documents are deleted automatically by the PatSnap tool. For the 14 patent documents assigned to the CVC group, this process resulted in a subdomain collection of 1,382 patent documents consisting of 373 simple patent families. For the 14 patent documents assigned to the Broad Institute group, this process resulted in a subdomain of 2,967 patent documents consisting of 757 simple families. Combing the two subdomains to produce the final domain collection resulted in a workspace with 3,455 patent documents consisting of 859 simple patent families. The patent document landscaping analysis was performed on this workspace.

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