Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

...細胞であって...細胞。

English translation:

Those cells being COS-1 cells which were transfected with bcl-2, and which were deposited as FERMP-15808.

Added to glossary by sumire (X)
Jul 2, 2007 12:16
16 yrs ago
Japanese term

...細胞であって...細胞。

Japanese to English Law/Patents Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-) patent claim language
bcl-2導入COS-1細胞であってFERM P-15808として寄託された細胞。 I don't know how to translate this pattern into appropriate patent-filing English. I came up with "A cell which is deposited as FERM P-15808, said cell being a COS-1 cell which is transfected with bcl-2." Is that right?

The previous claim is "動物細胞が、bcl-2導入COS-1細胞であってFERM P-15808として寄託された細胞である請求項1記載の方法。" and I translated it as "The method of Claim 1 whereby said animal cell is deposited as FERM P-15808, said animal cell being a COS-1 cell which is transfected with bcl-2. " I want to make the translations consistent for both claims.
Proposed translations (English)
1 FYI
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Jul 4, 2007 15:25: sumire (X) Created KOG entry

Discussion

KathyT Jul 4, 2007:
Hi Eric - do you also know http://www.google.com/patents ?
You can perform advanced searches also which may be helpful. Good luck!
Minoru Kuwahara Jul 3, 2007:
i presume this sentence just indicates the same cell has two different attributes, so apparently you put it correctly. -

Proposed translations

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FYI

FYI

Since you have interpreted the Japanese text accurately, I just would like to suggest another simple way. You can find out more about the patent text examle on Google.

1. A method accroding to claim 1, wherein it was stated (said)animal cells are COS-1 cells which were transfected with bcl-2, and which were deposited as FERMP-15808.

2. Those cells being COS-1 cells which were transfected with bcl-2, and which were deposited as FERMP-15808.

C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\8VHJMEBL\Sample Biotechnology Patent - how to protect a key procedure in genetic engineering[1].htm

Hope this will help.




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Note added at 1 day22 hrs (2007-07-04 11:06:26 GMT)
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bcl-2導入COS-1細胞であって(であり)、FERM P-15808として寄託された細胞(である)。

This sentence could be broken into 2 parts.

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Note added at 2 days3 hrs (2007-07-04 15:21:17 GMT) Post-grading
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For your reference..

http://www.salika.co.jp/jpatent.html

http://www.salika.co.jp/Patent_Sample/Japanese-English_Sampl...

http://xenakis.cocolog-tcom.com/blog/2007/02/index.html

http://xenakis.cocolog-tcom.com/blog/wipo_ipdl/index.html
(Input "特許 見本 英語” into Japanese Google.)

http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_mrksv/cipo/patents/e-filing/ten...
(Input "patent claim example" into English Google.)

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Note added at 2 days4 hrs (2007-07-04 16:54:35 GMT) Post-grading
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The first sentence of ”動物細胞が、bcl-2導入COS-1細胞であってFERM P-15808として寄託された細胞である” says;

動物細胞が、A 細胞であって、B細胞である → 動物細胞はAであり、なおかつBである → 動物細胞 = A(bcl-2導入COS-1細胞) = B(FERM P-15808として寄託された細胞)

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Dear Eric,

I found this URL today. You might have it. But if not, I think this is useful. I am now working with the patent project (EN>JA).

http://www.patro.co.jp/glossaries/dic_e-j_a.html

Have a wonderful weekend !
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I'm trying to figure out how to write for-filing patent English. This time I just imitated a format I've seen a lot for the pattern A であって...A。 The previous claim adds to my confusion because its subject apparently is 動物細胞 instead of 細胞。 If you know of any free on-line info about how to write these correctly, I would greatly appreciate you sharing it with me. You said I can find out more about the patent text example on Google. Where in Google did you mean? Thanks again, Eric"
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