Ultradent Products, Inc. v. Life-Like Cosmetics, Inc. D/B/A Life-Like Dental Products and Rodney F. Ogrin

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• holding that material incorporated by reference into a document may be considered in an anticipation determination
• explaining that there were many possible compositions that could have been made within the range of disclosures made by a prior art patent, which incorporated another patent by reference
• “The district court thus erred by construing the scope of the Rosenthal [pri- or art] disclosure as limited to the preferred embodiment.”

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