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Here are some of the most common: Not patentable. An invention must be novel, non-obvious, useful, and deemed patentable subject matter in order to be patented. In addition, the invention must be sufficiently disclosed and enabled in order to result in ...

It is impossible to give a precise definition of what constitutes a patentable invention ... or available to the public in any way. Non-Obvious: The invention must not be obvious to those "skilled in the art." Useful: The invention must satisfy some ...

Another requirement for patentability is that an invention be non-obvious (that is ... to this protein would be obvious and therefore not patentable. Otherwise stated, knowledge of standard ...