In the field of IP in molecular diagnostics, is it common for a licensee to build additional, novel IP over and above the core IP and to arg

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In the field of IP in molecular diagnostics, is it common for a licensee to build additional, novel IP over and above the core IP and to argue successfully (both commercially and/or in court) that the novel elements amount to a dilution or diminution in contribution from the original/ core licensed IP, and therefore also to renegotiate royalties when commercialising a product, or the terms of a licence more generally when, say, extending the duration of its licence over the core IP?

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