1. Google Patents
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2. Google Patents google.com/patents
1. Patent Title: The title of each entry in the search results is the title of that specific patent.
2. U.S. Patent Number: The patent office assigns a unique number to each patent.
3. Filing Date: The filing date is the date on which the patent was filed with the USPTO. The filing date is when the inventors applied for the patent and should not be confused with the issue date, which is the date the patent office granted the patent. If we don’t have a filing date for a patent, this field will be blank.
4. Assignee name: The assignee is the person or organization to which the rights of the patent are assigned. If we don’t have an assignee for a patent, this field will be blank.
5. Patent snippet: We include a snippet of text from the patent to show where the specific search terms were found.

3. Google Patents
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4. Google Patents google.com/patents
1. Patent summary: Summarizes all the details we have about the patent, including dates of interest, associated parties and classifications. We also provide a link to view each patent on the USPTO site. The details included vary from patent to patent, depending on what information we have for that patent.
2. Claims: Lists the specific claims made by the patent.
3. Drawings: Displays thumbnail links of drawings in the body of the patent.
4. Search within this patent: Allows users to search the text of an individual patent for specific keywords and phrases. Results are displayed underneath the search box.
5. Citations: Lists other patents that were cited by the patent described on the page.
6. Referenced by: Lists other patents that reference the patent described on the page.