Litigation
Incyte Genomics, Inc. v. Gene Logic, Inc.
settled3:00-cv-04627
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Incyte Genomics, Inc., as exclusive licensee of Stanford's patents, sued Gene Logic, Inc. for infringement in the Northern District of California. The case asserted U.S. 5,716,785, U.S. 5,891,636, and U.S. 6,023,659. It settled in January 2001, the lawsuits were dismissed, and Gene Logic received a non-exclusive license.
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