RE: Trademark

Instruments and apparatus for scientific research and diagnostic purposes, namely, nucleic acid sequencers and synthesizers, genetic analyzers, thermal cyclers, cytometers, protein and peptide synthesizers, mass spectrometers and chromatographs, apparatus for magnetic particle concentrators used with magnetic particle-based biomedical separations, apparatus for protein and nucleic acid electrophoresis; detectors for identifying proteins, nucleic acids, cellular metabolites, carbohydrates, viruses, bacteria and eukaryotic cells; analyzers for laboratory uses for identifying proteins, nucleic acids, cellular metabolites, carbohydrates, viruses, bacteria and eukaryotic cells; laboratory instruments for performing automated washing, dispensing, hybridization, and imaging of sequence specific oligonucleotides; fluorometers and spectrometers used for detection and quantitation of DNA, RNA and proteins; laboratory instruments and biochips for the detection of pathogens and toxins in a sample; synthesizers for making polymer arrays and replacement parts therefore; hybridization stations for making fluidic and microfluidic devices; laboratory supplies, namely, racks, vials, caps, septa, needles, bottles, flasks, filters, tubes and seals, plastic tray covers, micro plates, pipette tips, reagent reservoirs, optical heat field covers, plastic cards and capillary arrays; all for scientific and research use

Reagents for scientific, research and diagnostic purposes, namely, fluorescent chemical dyes used to illuminate and reveal cell processes; enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays ELISA, kinase activity assays; proteins and protein arrays; recombinant proteins and antibodies; microbiological, cell and tissue culture growth media for non-medical purposes; chemical reagents and assays for the detection and quantitation of DNA, RNA and proteins; chemical reagents for the detection of pathogens and toxins in environmental samples; synthetic DNA and molecules used as DNA weight standards for use in biotechnology research; and nucleotide arrays for scientific research