9. Exclusions
Frivolous, Obvious or Contary to Natural Laws
Contrary to Public Order or Morality
Prejudicial to animal or plant life/health or
environment
Scientific Principle or Abstract Theory
Discovery
Mere Discovery or
New form of a known substance
Enhancement of efficacy
New Property or New Use
10. Exclusions
Mere Admixture
Synergistic effect
Mere arrangement of known substances
Medical Methods
Agricultural methods
Plants and Animals or Parts
Microorganisms
Computer Program Per se
Mathematical Method, Business Method or
Algorithm
Copyrightable works
Mere Scheme or Rule
11. Exclusions
Mental Act or Method of Playing a
Game
Presentation of information
Topography if ICs
Traditional Knowledge
Atomic Energy
14. Nonobviousness
Scope of prior art
Differences- invention and prior art
Level of ordinary skill
Secondary Indicia
At the time of conception
Obvious to try