Interference No. 103,675
samples by filling in forms and furnishing the analytical group with
a proposed structural formula, molecular weight and empirical formula
for the sample. Sometime after the form submission, Dr. Chen would
furnish the sample to be tested and, except for the sample number
assigned to the sample, the various Bristol-Myers Squibb employees had
no independent knowledge of what the sample was or how it was
synthesized. Indeed, the employees could not have determined from mere
inspection of the sample what was its nature or how it was
synthesized. For many of the samples, at the time in question Dr. Chen
believed he had prepared mixtures of fluoro epimers of taxol and the
Bristol-Myers Squibb employees in the analytical department
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