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Bruker motion backfires in US patent dispute with 10x Genomics, Harvard

By Melissa Ritti ( March 10, 2025, 13:30 GMT | Comment) -- A US judge has reconsidered sua sponte his December 2024 disallowance of amended final infringement contentions by 10x Genomics, giving the American biotech company the go-ahead to argue users of an accused spatial molecular imager practice each step of its method for analyte detection domestically. Bruker Spatial Biology and two subsidiaries — who intend to present an “offshoring” defense — now not only face expanded allegations, but also a later trial date, as a result of their own motion to strike 25 paragraphs from an expert report for the plaintiff. The change-of-heart by the court could put pressure on the defendants, who only recently acquired NanoString Technologies, to settle.American biotech company 10x Genomics and Harvard University last week won leave to amend their final patent infringement contentions in a dispute over gene sequencing technology....

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