Appeal No. 1995-4903 Application No. 07/926,016 at column 4, lines 19-19, column 9, lines 15-20, column 8, lines 1-14 and claim 6. See Answer, pages 16 and 17. The portions of Hayes relied upon by the examiner focus on those parts of the Hayes patent, which disclose components falling within the scope of appellants’ claimed subject matter. However, contrary to the examiner’s analysis of Hayes, patentee is replete with teachings of the presence of phosphonic groups which may provide anticalculus or antiplaque effect. See column 3, lines 9-51. The optional presence of numerous antibacterial agents is disclosed at column 5, line 55 through column 6, line 6. Similarly, the examiner relied upon those portions of de Vries, which disclose components falling within the scope of appellants' invention. De Vries is likewise replete with teachings of the presence of phosphonic groups which may provide anticalculus or antiplaque effect. See column 3, line 43 to column 4, line 22. Similarly the optional presence of numerous antibacterial agents is disclosed at column 7, line 63 through column 8, line 14. In both the Hayes and de Vries patent the respective disclosures include components which are azacycloalkane- 9Page: Previous 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007