Refers to the process of identifying, determining or eliminating the cause or focus with the living human or animal body as the direct object.
For humanitarian reasons and social ethical reasons, doctors should be free to choose various methods and conditions in the process of diagnosis and treatment;
In addition, this method is directly aimed at living human or animal bodies, and cannot be used in industry, so it is not an invention in the sense of patent law. Therefore, the diagnosis and treatment of diseases cannot be patented.
2. Obtaining or using genetic resources in violation of laws and administrative regulations, and relying on the genetic resources to complete inventions.
Genetic resources refer to substances that contain genetic functional units and have actual or potential value, such as human body, animals, plants or microorganisms. Third, microorganisms.
Including bacteria, actinomycetes, fungi, viruses, protozoa, algae and so on. Microorganisms that exist in nature without any human technological treatment cannot be patented because they belong to scientific discoveries and do not have industrial practicability.
Some inventions can't be patented because they can't be copied and have no industrial applicability.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) natural substance
Refers to the discovery of natural forms of substances from nature, but only discovery, can not be granted a patent right.
Six, animal and plant varieties
Refers to the variety of animals and plants themselves, or the variety of animals and plants obtained by biological methods, and no patent right can be granted.