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DECLARATION or WILLIAM HOLMES
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`39
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`IN THE UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE
`BEFORE THE BOARD OF PATENT APPEALS AND INTERFERENCES
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`Interference No.
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`102.572
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`Examiner-in-Chief
`Mary F- Downcy
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`Cabilly et al
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`1. William Holmes. declare and state that
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`I am a citizen of the United
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`States residing in Pacific.-t. California. My Curriculum Vitae is attached as Cabilly
`Exhibit No. 10.
`I am a co-inventor of United States Patent 4.816.561 cntitlbd
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`Irnrnunoglobulin Preparations".
`"Recombinant
`Inc... which is 10°39‘! 3* 450 PL 535
`I have been ‘employed at Genentech.
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`Bruno Blvd.. South San Francisco. California 94080 from August 2. 1979 to January 4.
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`1985 and from June 1. 1987 to the present. My present position is that of Scientist.
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`3.
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`I was approached by Herb Heyneker to participate in a project.
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`to
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`express antibodies directed against human carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
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`in E.coli.
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`'
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`I started working on this project on July 12. 1982 (Cabilly Exhibit No. 11. 38165 NO-
`00941).
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`4.
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`I received a sample of polyA mRNA from The City of Hope which had
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`been isolated from the hybridoma cell
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`line CEA.66-E3.
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`This cell
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`line produces an anti-
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`From this rnRNA sample I prepared a cDNA which was then
`CEA antibody.
`incorporated into plasmids to make an E.coli colony library (Cabilly Exhibit
`Bates No. 00941, and Cabilly Exhibit No. 20. Estes No. 00989).
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`lxlo. 11.
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`inoculated colonies from the CEA.66-E6 CDNA into mierotiter plates
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`5.
`containing media (Cabilly Exhibit No. 11. Bates No. 00941).
`These cultures ivere
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`stamped onto agar plates and allowed to grow.
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`The colonies were then transferred to
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`duplicate sets of nitrocellulose filters by Michael Rey (a laboratory technician in Dr.
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`Hcynekcrs lab)
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`transferred to agar plates and allowed to rcgrow (Cabi1ly Exhibit No.
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`15. Bates No. 0050:). Mr. Rey also lysed the colonies on each of these filters and
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`DECLARATION OF WILLIAM HOLMES
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`subsequent PAGE purification.
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`I
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`then ligated these fragments.
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`transformed the
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`ligation reaction into E.::oli. and analyzed the resultant colonies by restriction
`analysis to confix-tn pGammnC’EAtrp20'7-1* (Cabilly Exhibit No. 13. Bates Nos. 00881.
`00882 and 00876).
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`20.
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`Shmuel Cabilly carried 01.11
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`reactions to construct
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`the FAB expression
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`plasmid pGammaCEAFABt1p207-1* (Cabilly Exhibit. No. 20. Bates No. 00975-00976. and
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`00982-00985). Michael Rey, Shmuel Cabilly and I analyzed several
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`tetracycline
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`resistant
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`transformants from the pGammaCEAFABtrp207~1“'
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`ligation by restriciion
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`cleavage analysis and sequencing (Cabilly Exhibit No. 13. Bates Nos.VOO885-00887. and
`00889; Cabilly Exhibit No. 15, Bates Nos. 00541. 00543‘. and 00544. and Cahilly Exhibit No.
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`20. Bates Nos. 00986-00987).
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`further declare that all Statements made of my own knowledge are true
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`21.
`and Ihal all statements made on information and belief are believed to be true; and
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`funher
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`that
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`these statements were made with the knowledge that willful
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`false
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`statements and the like so made are punishable by fine or imprisonment. or both.
`under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code.
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`GNE-HGS 00082044
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`GNE-LILLY-BMS 00080777
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`GNE—REG00080777

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