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Arginine methyltransferase PRMT1 equipoises trophoblast development to prevent early pregnancy loss

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By Purbasa Dasgupta, Rajnish Kumar, Soma Ray, Namrata Hazarika Roy, Courtney Marsh, Sebastian J. Arnold, Soumen Paul, Asef Jawad Niloy, Mounika Vallakati
| Nature Verified
Abstract Idiopathic recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) affects 1–2% of human pregnancies, yet the underlying molecular causes are poorly understood. Here we identify defective Protein Arginine Methyltransferase 1 (PRMT1) function in trophoblast progenitors as a cause of early pregnancy failure.
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How Word 'Advertising' Stripped Google Of Safe Harbour

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By Rajnish Kumar
| Live Law Verified
Deconstructing section 29(6)(d) of the Trade Mark Act,1999. The core of the dispute was primarily based on the literal interpretation of section 29(6)(d), which defines exactly what constitutes the 'use' of registered marks as infringement action under this provision. A person is considered to use a registered mark if they use it on business paper or in advertising.
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Confusing application of the Initial Interest Confusion doctrine in trade mark cases

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By Vrinda Pathak, Rajnish Kumar, Soumya Banerjee
| Bar & Bench Verified
Meaning and genesis of the doctrine The doctrine of ‘Initial Interest Confusion’ holds infringers liable for infringement of trade marks when the use of the offending trade mark is done in a way that temporarily or momentarily misleads the customers’ attention, even if the confusion is resolved before the actual transaction.
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