Abstract
The biregular functions constitute in a certain way an extension to two higher dimensional variables of the one Clifford-variable monogenic functions. From a Bochner-Martinelli formula for C 1-functions in the biregular setting, a Cauchy integral formula with non-biregular kernels is obtained, which allows the investigation of the Taylor series of a biregular function in an open ball of .
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