About 3,230 Trademarks found for “*tag”

Communication software for providing access to the Internet; Computer application software for mobile phones

electronic article and object surveillance and detection equipment, namely, transmitting and receiving antenna and passive receiving or receivers/re-radiating transponders adapted to be connected to the articles and objects under surveillance, and visual, audible and/or tactile alarm apparatus for indicating pilferage or shoplifting, utilizing transmitted radio frequency or micro way signals to establish a surveillance or detection zone in which the presence of the transponders is sensed by receivers detecting re-rediate signals from the transponders, the goods and equipment being adapted to communication, navigation and security uses, particularly to prevent pilferage or shoplifting

Chemical products for preventing scale

Laser tag guns for recreational purposes used in static, mobile and outdoors centres; sporting articles, namely, protective vest used for recreational laser tag

Oil production services, namely, a tracking service for scale prevention

transponders; security tagging systems consisting of transponders designed to be read by means of a dedicated scanner, eye legible marking systems and covertly applied physical marking systems designed to be read by microscope; security devices, namely, security recognition and identification systems for documents, objects, vehicles and persons comprised of computer hardware, software and electronic sensors; storage and retrieval systems comprised of custom written database software designed for storage and retrieval of data through multiple access path

JOB TAG

Biochemicals, namely, secreted proteins used a trimeric therapeutic proteins. New biotechnology technique used to create and produce secreted proteins that can be used as trimeric therapeutic proteins (e.g. soluble receptors, antibodies, vaccines). The process involves gene fusion between a therapeutic polypeptide and a protein trimerazation tag from the C-propeptide domain of collagen (Trimer-Tag), which is capable of self-assembly into a covalently linked trimer. The resulting fusion proteins are then produced in mammalian cells

New biotechnology technique used to create and produce secreted proteins that can be used as trimeric therapeutic proteins (e.g. soluble receptors, antibodies, vaccines). The process involves gene fusion between a therapeutic polypeptide and a protein trimerazation tag from the C-propeptide domain of collagen (Trimer-Tag), which is capable of self-assembly into a covalently linked trimer. The resulting fusion proteins are then produced in mammalian cells

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