A variety of factors affect whether you'll have DOMS after a squatting exercise session, including the intensity of the exercise, the duration, whether you've warmed up your muscles before exercise, stretching and post-session recovery.
Many observers are of the opinion that a large precentage of software-related inventions are no longer patentable after the Supreme Court's explanation of the abstract idea exception. See BitLaw's discussion on whether software is still patentable after the Supreme Court's Alice Corp. decision and MPEP Section 2106.
In other words, you can only patent a living thing containing a newly found gene if the 'thing' has been deliberately altered by genetic engineering or biotechnology to introduce or modify that gene. An example of a patentable 'thing' is a genetically modified organism (GMO).You cannot patent a living thing if the 'thing' is a human being. Subsection 18(2) of the Patents Act 1990 expressly excludes human beings, and processes for making human beings from patentability.: You can only get patents for subject matter that's man-made and the product of a technical process; in other words, for something that's been invented.