Application of David Taub, Norman L. Wendler and Harry L. Slates
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Judge.
Appellants lost in interference a generic count that includes species of phara-ceutically active steroids which they now claim in an application serial No. 831,-688, filed August 5, 1959 for “Steroid Production.”
The steroids of the present invention:
* * * possess extremely high anti-inflammatory activity, * * * and are especially effective for the treatment of arthritis and related diseases since they can be administered for their cortisone-like action in extremely low dosage thereby minimizing undesired side effects.
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The steroids claimed are distinguished by the presence…
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