Species and Fulltext Search
Search for patents that declare at least one sequence in their sequence listings section as derived from a specific species. As many disclosed sequences are unknown or unspecified, perform full…
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Biological
Search biological sequences disclosed in patents.
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PatSeq Finder History
The PatSeq Finder is a sequence similarity search tool based on BLAST (BLAST+ 2.15.0), allowing you to search the Lens patent sequence (PatSeq) databases for matches to a sequence of…
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PatSeq Bulk Download API Documentation
An API is provided for downloading PatSeq bulk data programmatically (e.g. in automated scheduled scripts). To use this, you need an access token to invoke the API. You can generate…
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PatSeq Bulk Download
This page provides a description of the PatSeq bulk download file formats offered and instructions for accessing and downloading the bulk data using the PatSeq Data* app or download API.…
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Patent Sequences Tab
The sequence rules require the use of standard symbols and a standard format for submitting sequence data in most patent applications that disclose nucleic acid or amino acid sequences. On…
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PatSeq Finder Search
The PatSeq Finder is a sequence similarity search tool based on BLAST (BLAST+ 2.15.0), allowing you to search the Lens patent sequence (PatSeq) databases for matches to a sequence of…
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PatSeq Analyzer
The PatSeq Analyzer is a modified genome viewer tool that is now a stand alone facility but links to PatSeq Explorer to give you a full view on a patent sequence…
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PatSeq Explorer
The PatSeq Explorer offers a dynamic, embeddable, and multi-level view of mapped patent sequences on a genome of a specific organism. We currently offer patent sequences mapped onto the human, mouse,…
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PatSeq Data
PatSeq Data enables access to patents disclosing genetic sequences and bulk downloads of disclosed sequence data based on jurisdiction, document type, and either sequence type or sequence location. It also…
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Bulk Sequence Applications
Bulk sequence applications are patent applications that disclose an inordinately large number of nucleotide or amino acid sequences–many more sequences than can be properly examined. In some cases, large numbers…
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