Interference No. 102,408
respectively, requested by Child which identify the amounts of
C, H, N, Cl and Pt in both samples. Franz Scheidl was said to
have analyzed the amounts of Cl and Pt in sample nos. 12459B-
47A and 12459B-47B prior to June 9, 1984. See CR191, ¶ 13;
CR192; see also CR96 (sample no. 8406019 corresponds to sample
no. 12459B-47A); CR97 (sample no. 8406052 corresponds to
sample no. 12459B-47B). However, the evidence relied on by
Child is silent as to when either sample was analyzed for C,
H, and N.
Finally, sample no. "285605 (12459B 47A)" was said to 17
have been tested for anti-cancer activity. During 1984,
Frederick Durr was said to have been "in charge of the group
which had the responsibility for testing chemotherapeutic
agents for anti-cancer activity” (CR285, ¶ 2). One of the
tests which was used at that time was the P 388 test which if
therein. Compare CR365 ("[a]fter stirring for 3 hrs beige
solid filtered off and washed separately with water and dried
A. wt = 0.37g mp 262E") and CR355, ¶ 4 ("[t]he mixture was
stirred for three hours and filtered. The filtered crystals
weighed 0.37g; mp 262 dec. and were labeled 'A'.") with CR368
("RANGE B.P. OR M.P. 262E dec . . . [P]HYSICAL APPEARANCE
beige solid").
17As discussed above CL number CL285605 was assigned to
sample no. 12459B-47B. See CR228.
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