Biotechnology company Illumina Inc. sued Natera Inc. for patent infringement over its use of a noninvasive prenatal test.
The suit follows Illumina's $27 million win against Ariosa Diagnostics Inc. in January for infringement claims on other patents for prenatal tests. On Friday, Illumina also filed a motion for permanent injunction in that case -- the same day as the new complaint against Natera.
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