About 14 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Essenlix Corporation

Medical apparatus and instrument for diagnostic use, namely, apparatus for medical diagnostic testing in the fields of cancer or other tissue-based diagnostic testing, cytology and cell-based testing; Medical devices for obtaining body fluid samples; Medical diagnostic instruments for the analysis of body fluids; Medical diagnostic apparatus for testing cells and biomolecules; all the foregoing employing the staining of biological samples

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Medical services; Medical assistance; Medical consultations; Medical counseling; Medical information; Healthcare services in the field of digital healthcare services; Diagnostic services, namely, medical testing for diagnostic purposes; Wellness services, namely, providing wellness information; Medical services, medical assistance, medical consultations, medical counseling, medical information, healthcare testing, diagnostic testing, and wellness services, all in the fields of cancer, blood abnormalities, immune diseases, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, viral diseases, genetic diseases, and other tissue-based diagnostic testing, cytology, and cell-based testing; Medical testing services for the detection and identification of cells, proteins, small molecules, and nucleic acids in a sample; all of the aforesaid not in the nature of physical therapy evaluation, identification, and management of movement dysfunction to restore, maintain, and promote optimal physical function preventing the onset, symptoms and progression of impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities resulting from disease, disorders, conditions, or injuries, and not in the nature of medical evaluation and medical screening services relating to diagnosing ADD and ADHD, medical treatment and cognitive therapy for ADD and ADHD, and health, medical and psychological counseling and treatment services in the field of ADD and ADHD; all of the foregoing employing the staining of biological samples

Medical diagnostic apparatus for testing cells, tissue, biomolecules, proteins, small molecules, and nucleotides; Medical devices for obtaining bodily fluid samples; Medical diagnostic instruments for the analysis of bodily fluids; Medical apparatus for diagnostic use, namely, medical apparatus for diagnostic testing of health conditions, diseases, or abnormalities, namely, cancer, blood abnormalities, immune diseases, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, viral diseases, genetic diseases, and endocrine diseases, and other tissue-based diagnostic testing, cytology, and cell based testing; Medical apparatus, devices, and instruments for wellness testing, health condition testing, and healthcare testing, namely, point-of-care diagnostic devices, at-home diagnostic devices, and portable health monitoring devices that detect health conditions and diseases in the nature of cancers, blood abnormalities, immune diseases, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, viral diseases and genetic diseases; Medical apparatus, devices, and instruments for the detection and identification of nucleic acids, namely, DNA and RNA in a sample, in the nature of apparatus for DNA and RNA testing for medical purposes; Biological and chemical testing kits for personal wellness in the nature of diagnostic test kits consisting primarily of medical diagnostic reagents and assays for the detection of cancer, blood abnormalities, immune diseases, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, viral diseases, and genetic diseases; Medical diagnostic instruments for the analysis of body fluids in the nature of biological and chemical test kits for the detection and identification of nucleic acids, namely DNA and RNA in a sample; all of the aforesaid not in the nature of diagnostic immunological assay tests used for testing food safety and kits containing medical reagent solutions which are used sequentially in the thawing of cryopreserved human blastocysts; all of the foregoing employing the staining of biological samples