Gen-Probe is classified as operating in the In-Vitro Diagnostic Substance Manufacturing industry, NAICS Code 325413.
Trademark Applications
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Gen-Probe doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Gen-Probe is focusing on
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Trademark
Date
AMNIFY Diagnostic preparations, analytes and reagents for medical diagnostic use; cartridges and containers comprised primarily of diagnostic preparations, analytes and reagents for medical diagnostic use
06/29/2017
OPEN ACCESS Parts for automated in vitro diagnostic specimen analyzer instrument for performing nucleic acid amplification reactions, namely, sample and reagent holding and containment vessels, for the detection and assay of nucleic acids, all for laboratory use in connection with laboratory developed tests; computer software for the organization and analysis of specimen test data in connection with laboratory developed tests and to configure and control the operation of instrument system for performing in vitro nucleic acid amplification reactions for diagnostic specimen analysis; none of the foregoing measuring electrical resistance
03/06/2017
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