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               Interference No. 104,761 PaperII08                                                                          
               Univ. of New Mexico v. Fordham Univ. Page 3                                                                 
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                      reactivate heat-inactivated RNA polymerase in an ATP hydrolysis                                      
                      dependent manner", 62 Cell 939 (1990) [2038]                                                         
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                      and mammalian hsc73, two members of an ancient stress protein family',                               
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                      fusion protein and heat shock proteins from Escherichia coli and yeast                               
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                      ATPase by accelerating ADP/ATP exchange" 31 Biochem. 9406 (1992)                                     
                      [2042]                                                                                               
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        [3] UNM also relied on the Welch declaration [2028], which cited the same papers.                                  
        [4] The decision on motions concluded:                                                                             







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