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<citations>
<patent-citations>
<patcit load-source="docdb" ucid="WO-1994005639-A1">
<document-id format="epo">
<country>WO</country>
<doc-number>1994005639</doc-number>
<kind>A1</kind>
</document-id>
<sources>
<source name="SEA" created-by-npl="N"/>
</sources>
</patcit>
</patent-citations>
<non-patent-citations>
<nplcit>
<text>Cerovsky a kol. (2008) Peptides 29, 992-1003</text>
<sources>
<source load-source="docdb"/>
</sources>
</nplcit>
<nplcit>
<text>Krishnakumari a Nagaraj (1997) J. Peptide Res. 50, 88-93</text>
<sources>
<source load-source="docdb"/>
</sources>
</nplcit>
<nplcit>
<text>Kuhn-Nentwig (2003) Cell. Mol. Life Sci. 60, 2651-2668</text>
<sources>
<source load-source="docdb"/>
</sources>
</nplcit>
<nplcit>
<text>Otvos a kol. (2000) J. Peptide Sci. 6, 497-511</text>
<sources>
<source load-source="docdb"/>
</sources>
</nplcit>
</non-patent-citations>
</citations>
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Citations Backward citations are provided for the following countries: AT, AU, BE, CH, CN, DK (from 1965), EP, ES, FR, GB, KR, JP, LU, NL, RU, TW, US (from 1948), and WO. Rich citation data (which includes PCT search report-type passages, categories, and claim information) is available for all searches made at the EPO. Forward citations are only available through our Citation Service.
Citations are reported with the document to which they are related.
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patent-citations/patcit/document-id
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country | 56 | Country of the publication being cited. Country is represented by a standard 2-character code based on WIPO ST.3. | ||||||||||||||||||||
doc-number | 56 | Document number of the publication being cited. doc-number is generally provided in DocDBDOCDB-normalized format. An exception to this is made for WO documents, where the doc-number is normalized to YYYYnnnnnn. Patent document numbering is a complex subject, as the examples below illustrate:
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kind | 56 | Kind code of the publication being cited. The kind code is used to designate the publication stage of the document, including whether it is a published application or a granted patent. See ST.16. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| rel-passage | 56 | Relevant passage within the cited document |
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