[[Invention] Directly On Directly on” means that the [subject matter][invention] [must] make [immediate] “[Invention] use of the genetic resource, and depend on the specific properties of the resource of which the inventor [must] have had [physical] access.] ALT Directly based on” means that the [invention] [must] make [immediate] use of the “[Invention] genetic resource, and the inventive concept must depend on the specific properties of the resource of which the inventor must have had physical access.] Genetic Material material” means any material of plant, animal, microbial or other origin containing “Genetic functional units of heredity. ALT material” means any material of plant, animal, or microbial origin containing functional “Genetic units of heredity. Genetic Resources resources” are genetic material of actual or potential value. “Genetic ALT resources” means any material of plant, animal, or microbial origin containing “Genetic functional units of heredity of actual or potential value, and includes derivatives and genetic information thereof. [Source ALT 1 refers to any source from which the applicant has acquired the genetic resource other “Source” than the country of origin, such as a resource holder, research centre, [gene bank] [Budapest depository] or botanical garden.] ALT 2 should be understood in its broadest sense possible: “Source” (i) Primary sources, including in particular [Contracting Parties] [Countries] providing genetic resources, the Multilateral System of ITPGRFA, [patent owners, universities, farmers, and plant breeders,] indigenous and local communities; and (ii) Secondary sources, including in particular ex-situ collections and [scientific literature].] ALT 3
[[Invention] Directly On “[Invention] Directly on” means that the [subject matter][invention] [must] make [immediate] use of the genetic resource, and depend on the specific properties of the resource of which the inventor [must] have had [physical] access.] ALT “[Invention] Directly based on” means that the [invention] [must] make [immediate] use of the genetic resource, and the inventive concept must depend on the specific properties of the resource of which the inventor must have had physical access.] Genetic Material “Genetic material” means any material of plant, animal, microbial or other origin containing functional units of heredity. ALT “Genetic material” means any material of plant, animal, or microbial origin containing functional units of heredity. Genetic Resources “Genetic resources” are genetic material of actual or potential value. ALT “Genetic resources” means any material of plant, animal, or microbial origin containing functional units of heredity of actual or potential value, and includes derivatives and genetic information thereof. [Source ALT 1 “Source” refers to any source from which the applicant has acquired the genetic resource other than the country of origin, such as a resource holder, research centre, [gene bank] [Budapest depository] or botanical garden.] ALT 2 “Source” should be understood in its broadest sense possible: (i) Primary sources, including in particular [Contracting Parties] [Countries] providing genetic resources, the Multilateral System of ITPGRFA, [patent owners, universities, farmers, and plant breeders,] indigenous and local communities; and (ii) Secondary sources, including in particular ex-situ collections and [scientific literature].] ALT 3
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