BITE (Class 99)

The trademark application number 8082289 is currently marked as "Ready for Examination" in the official trademark registry.

The trademark application number 8082289 is owned by Amgen Research (Munich) GmbH.

Trademark application number 8082289 is filed under Class 99, which relates to the specified goods and services.

The trademark agent associated with application number 8082289 is DEPENNING & DEPENNING[879].

Trademark application number 8082289 relates to "[CLASS : 5] Medicaments; pharmaceutical and veterinary preparations, all comprising polypeptides, antibodies, or antibody derivatives. [CLASS : 42] Laboratory research in the field of polypeptides, particularly antibodies and antibody derivatives; product development, in the field of medicaments, namely, polypeptides, particularly antibodies and antibody derivatives, for use in the treatment of tumorous diseases, allergies, autoimmunity, inflammation, infectious diseases, osteoporosis, graft versus host disease, transplant rejection, coronary heart diseases and minimal residual diseases; product development, in the field of diagnostic and testing apparatus and instruments for the identification of tumorous diseases, allergies, autoimmunity, inflammation, infectious diseases, osteoporosis, graft versus host diseases, transplant rejection, coronary heart diseases, and minimal residual diseases, and for the identification of expressed genes, particularly of abnormal expressed genes, for the analysis and identification of the gene expression pattern and eukaryotic cells, particularly of single cells and cell culture lines, particularly of mammalian and human cells, particularly of cells of microscopic small biopsies of animal and human tissues, of cells out of tissue samples prepared with laser, of cells isolated with FACS or with receptor to ligand binding, of chemical fixed tissue, of micrometastatic cells, of bone marrow cells, of samples of body fluids, particularly from liquor, blood, lymph, urine or bowel movement, of stem cells, cloned single cells or differentiated stages from specific cells.".