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EP3918071 - CRISPR/CAS-RELATED METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS TARGETING VIRUS GENOMES [Right-click to bookmark this link]
StatusRequest for examination was made
Status updated on  05.11.2021
Database last updated on 16.09.2024
FormerThe international publication has been made
Status updated on  08.08.2020
Formerunknown
Status updated on  17.03.2020
Most recent event   Tooltip29.01.2024New entry: Renewal fee paid 
Applicant(s)For all designated states
Editas Medicine, Inc.
11 Hurley Street
Cambridge, MA 02141 / US
[2021/49]
Inventor(s)01 / DINER, Benjamin, Aryeh
40 Grant Street, 2
Somerville, MA 02145 / US
02 / REYON, Deepak
360 Washington Street, 2
Somerville, MA 02143 / US
[N/P]
Former [2021/49]01 / DINER, Benjamin, Aryeh
Somerville, MA 02145 / US
02 / REYON, Deepak
Somerville, MA 02143 / US
Representative(s)Barker Brettell LLP
100 Hagley Road
Edgbaston
Birmingham B16 8QQ / GB
[2021/49]
Application number, filing date20709392.331.01.2020
[2021/49]
WO2020US16112
Priority number, dateUS201962800231P01.02.2019         Original published format: US 201962800231 P
[2021/49]
Filing languageEN
Procedural languageEN
PublicationType: A1 Application with search report
No.:WO2020160412
Date:06.08.2020
Language:EN
[2020/32]
Type: A1 Application with search report 
No.:EP3918071
Date:08.12.2021
Language:EN
The application published by WIPO in one of the EPO official languages on 06.08.2020 takes the place of the publication of the European patent application.
[2021/49]
Search report(s)International search report - published on:EP06.08.2020
ClassificationIPC:C12N15/113
[2021/49]
CPC:
C12N15/1133 (EP); C12N15/111 (US); C12N9/22 (US);
C12N2310/20 (EP,US); C12N2320/30 (US)
Designated contracting statesAL,   AT,   BE,   BG,   CH,   CY,   CZ,   DE,   DK,   EE,   ES,   FI,   FR,   GB,   GR,   HR,   HU,   IE,   IS,   IT,   LI,   LT,   LU,   LV,   MC,   MK,   MT,   NL,   NO,   PL,   PT,   RO,   RS,   SE,   SI,   SK,   SM,   TR [2021/49]
TitleGerman:CRISPR/CAS-VERWANDTE VERFAHREN UND ZUSAMMENSETZUNGEN, DIE GEGEN VIRUSGENOME GERICHTET SIND[2021/49]
English:CRISPR/CAS-RELATED METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS TARGETING VIRUS GENOMES[2021/49]
French:PROCÉDÉS LIÉS À CRISPR/CAS ET COMPOSITIONS CIBLANT LES GÉNOMES VIRAUX[2021/49]
Entry into regional phase11.08.2021National basic fee paid 
11.08.2021Designation fee(s) paid 
11.08.2021Examination fee paid 
Examination procedure11.08.2021Examination requested  [2021/49]
11.08.2021Date on which the examining division has become responsible
15.03.2022Amendment by applicant (claims and/or description)
Fees paidRenewal fee
27.01.2022Renewal fee patent year 03
27.01.2023Renewal fee patent year 04
29.01.2024Renewal fee patent year 05
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