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Prosecution Insights
Tech Center 1600 • Art Units: 1672 1681 1682 1683 1684
This examiner grants 66% of resolved cases
Brian Ellis Young is an examiner in Tech Center 1600, Art Unit 1672. He has 38 resolved cases and an allowance rate of 65.8 percent. The median time to reach an allowance is 1389 days. The 65.8 percent allowance rate indicates a better than average chance of securing a patent grant in this art unit.
The interview lift is 24.8 percent. This indicates that interviews are a useful tool for applicants, providing a significant increase over the 65.8 percent baseline. Given the long median pendency of 1389 days, proactive engagement through interviews may be a key strategy for navigating this examiner's process. The 24.8 percent lift suggests that the examiner is responsive to verbal discussion. With 38 resolved cases, the data shows a clear benefit to direct communication. Practitioners should prepare for a prosecution cycle of 1389 days and use interviews to resolve outstanding issues. This approach may help move applications toward a grant more effectively. The 24.8 percent lift is a strong reason to engage.
| App # | Title | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18227786 | METHODS FOR AMPLIFICATION OF CELL-FREE DNA USING LIGATED ADAPTORS AND UNIVERSAL AND INNER TARGET-SPECIFIC PRIMERS FOR MULTIPLEXED NESTED PCR | Non-Final OA | Natera, Inc. |
| 19417711 | METHODS FOR SPATIAL ANALYSIS USING RNA-TEMPLATED LIGATION | Final Rejection | 10x Genomics, Inc. |
| 18455201 | METHODS OF ENZYMATICALLY REPAIRING CLEAVED RNAS AND DETECTING THEREOF | Non-Final OA | THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY |
| 17062375 | High-throughput method to screen cognate T cell and epitope reactivities in primary human cells | Final Rejection | Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. |
| 17626598 | METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR SCALABLE POOLED RNA SCREENS WITH SINGLE CELL CHROMATIN ACCESSIBILITY PROFILING | Final Rejection | New York University |
| 17326475 | METHODS FOR TARGETED NUCLEIC ACID LIBRARY FORMATION | Final Rejection | Agilent Technologies, Inc. |
| 18271727 | METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR MOLECULAR TRACKING IN INDIVIDUAL CELLS IN VIVO | Non-Final OA | The Regents of the University of Colorado, a body corporate |
| 17441741 | HIGH-THROUGHPUT SINGLE-CELL LIBRARIES AND METHODS OF MAKING AND OF USING | Non-Final OA | University of Washington |
| 17561626 | INCREASING DYNAMIC RANGE FOR IDENTIFYING MULTIPLE EPITOPES IN CELLS | Final Rejection | Roche Sequencing Solutions, Inc. |
| 17753592 | CRISPR-MEDIATED CAPTURE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS | Non-Final OA | OREGON HEALTH & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY |
| 18885481 | METHODS OF PREPARING LOOP FORK LIBRARIES | Final Rejection | Illumina, Inc. |
| 17518135 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MAKING SEQUENCING LIBRARIES | Final Rejection | ILLUMINA, INC. |
| 17570073 | CONVERSION OF STRAND DISPLACEMENT APTAMERS INTO MOLECULAR BEACONS | Non-Final OA | GENESEE VALLEY INNOVATIONS, LLC |
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