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Exploring Reactions with Built-in Links
SciFinder has many built-in links to help you locate information from any point in your explorations. Learn how these built-in links will quickly connect you to the information you need.
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CAS Patent Authority Coverage Expanded
CAS patent coverage has been expanded to include patent documents from the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Office and Irish Patent Office. atent and patent family references from 59 patent authorities around the world are now included in the CAS databases.
Coverage includes patents (kind code A) from the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Office (country code GC) back to November 2002 and patent applications (kind code A1) and short-term patent applications (kind code A2) from the Irish Patent Office (country code IE) back to January 2002.
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Updated 7/1/2009 11:17:17 AM