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7 March 2022Big PharmaAlex Baldwin

Regeneron can’t dodge Allele’s COVID patent suit

Regeneron has failed to convince a Manhattan district court to drop a lawsuit claiming that it developed COVID-19 treatments using Allele’s fluorescent protein invention without its permission.

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