51.   The patents cover the use of stem cells in a variety of scientific practices for purposes like repairing cartilage, creating artificial skin or treating HIV.

52.   The patent covers a method for automatically charging the internal battery powering the device.

53.   The patent covers a method of selecting and roasting cocoa beans to make compounds that retain elevated levels of a chemical called cocoa polyphenols.

54.   The patent covers a method of using lasers and sound signals to detect buried objects.

55.   The patent covers a mix of antioxidants, sunscreens and fabric conditioners that are resistant to light and do not stain.

56.   The patent covers an improvement on a substance called Z-sorb, which removes highly corrosive sulfur compounds from gasoline.

57.   The patent covers two separate sets of algorithms.

58.   The patent in dispute covers a method for using a three-dimensional sensor to inspect the leads of integrated circuit chips.

59.   The patent in part covers a transmitter that mounts inside the flashing light and siren units found on emergency vehicles.

60.   The patents also cover a way of turning conventional advertising-based publishing on its head.