Description
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Category: Technology Licenses
Created On: 2022-04-28
Record Count: 8
Primary Industries
- Medical
- Diagnostic
- Device
- Cancer
- Scientific & Technical Instruments
- Imaging
- Disease
- Tissue
IPSCIO Report Record List
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IPSCIO Record ID: 2451
License Grant
The Company is the exclusive licensee of certain patented technology used in the ThinPrep System.
The Company’s ThinPrep® System allows for the automated preparation of cervical cell specimens on microscope slides for use in cervical cancer screening, as well as for the automated preparation of other cell specimens on microscope slides for use in non-gynecological testing applications.
IPSCIO Record ID: 26991
License Grant
Licensor hereby grants to Licensee during the Term of this Agreement an exclusive right and license to sell the PAPNET-Registered Trademark- Service and any and all other NSI Technology in the Licensed Territory.
License Property
Licensor markets and sells PAPNET-Registered Trademark- Testing as a service, by which end-user laboratories submit Slides to one of Licensor’s central facilities for processing on a Scanner (“Scanning Centersâ€), and Licensor returns such Slides and the related digital tape containing PAPNET-Registered Trademark-Images to such laboratories so that NSI-trained cytotechnologists employed by such laboratories may review the Slides and the related PAPNET-Registered Trademark- Images using a licensed, leased or purchased Review Station (the scanning of Slides and the use of the Review Station (whether by license, lease or purchase) are collectively referred to herein as the “PAPNET-Registered Trademark- Serviceâ€).
Te PAPNET-Registered Trademark- System has been shown in a series of controlled clinical trials to allow pathology laboratories to detect abnormal cells on cervical Papanicolaou ('Pap') smears which were not detected by the standard manual microscopic inspection. This improved detection can result in more effective and less costly early treatment, reduced possibility of morbidity and mortality for the patient, and reduced possibility of malpractice litigation for the patient's doctor and laboratory.
IPSCIO Record ID: 28487
License Grant
The Licensor granted the Licensee a non-exclusive license agreement for the use of the patent rights and technology as they relate to cervical and ovarian cancer.
License Property
The Company agreed to settle an arbitration proceeding instituted by anther party against the Company through the transfer to the other party of certain patents, patent applications and other intellectual property rights relating to the AcCell technology.
The AcCell product is a computer-aided automated microscopy instrument designed to help medical specialists examine and diagnose specimens of human cells.
U.S. Patent 6,535,626; 6,430,309; 6,285,498; 6,148,096; 6,151,161; 6,118,581; 6,091,842; 6,081,740; 5,999,844; 5,963,368; 5,930,732; 5,833,794; 5,690,892; 5,077,806; 5,073,857
Field of Use
Licensed Field shall mean the field of products designed, developed, tested, manufactured, distributed, marketed, approved, sold, provided, and/or used exclusively for the screening of cervical or ovarian cancer which require the incorporation of a fluorescent probe as its primary probe, or which may incorporate other fluorescent or non-fluorescent probes, and in which the assay itself (a procedure employing one or more reagents which determines the biological state of a clinical specimen comprised of cells or tissues) is primarily fluorescent.
Licensee have designed and manufactured the AcCell(TM) computer-aided automated microscopy instrument and the AcCell Savant(TM), an instrument that includes an AcCell instrument and software and which collects quantitative cellular information used in support of a diagnostic process.
Licensee is a life sciences company engaged in the design, development and commercialization of cost-effective screening systems to assist in the early detection of cancer.
IPSCIO Record ID: 26855
License Grant
The Company hereby grants the exclusive right and license, worldwide, to manufacture, use and sell paraffin coated slides for use in practicing the invention disclosed and claimed in the patents (hereinafter referred to as the Licensed Products).
License Property
Whereas, a letter of patent of the United States No. 5,153,119 for a specialized method of speciating and identifying Mycoacterium avium- inracellulare (MAI) via paraffin slides PAEA/SI.C(tin).
The Company has entered into an exclusive, worldwide license and royalty agreement for the manufacture and distribution of the PARASLC/TM.
The PARA SL/CTM is the paraffin-coated slide used solely as a central component of the IDENTIKITTM. The Company’s research regarding paraffin as a sole carbon source led to the concept that paraffin-coated glass slides may be used to grow, identify and perform antibiotic sensitivity assays on paraffinophilic bacteria. Paraffinophilic bacteria are bacteria that use paraffin as their sole food source.
The Company then developed a technology that employs a paraffin carbon source that enables viable or living paraffinophilic organisms to be separated from viable non-paraffinophilic bacteria and from non-viable or dead bacteria. In this method only viable paraffinophilic bacteria are growing on the paraffin coated glass slides. These living or viable bacteria found on the surface of the paraffin coated slides may be stained and examined microscopically to determine the presence of suspect pathogens, or disease carrying organisms.
Field of Use
The rights granted apply to organisms.
IPSCIO Record ID: 2039
License Grant
The Licensor granted to a Company based in Kobe, Japan, a non-exclusive license to use three Licensor's patented slideless microscopy and electronic image composition for industrial applications in the Japanese market (expanded to worldwide license in May 2003).
License Property
The patents deal with several aspects of slideless microscopy and electronic image composition. Slideless Microscopy is the process of presenting a microscopic specimen to the optical portion of a microscope without using a conventional microscope slide.
Field of Use
The rights granted apply for industrial applications.
IPSCIO Record ID: 378118
License Grant
The Licensee licensed certain technology from University covering inventions relating to methods to image brain and other tissues for use both in research and in the clinic.
License Property
The technology is owned and patented by University and includes US Patent 10,545,075 issued January 28, 2020.
US Patent 10,545,075 – Methods and compositions for preparing biological specimens for microscopic analysis
Technology licensed from University is a patent-protected CLARITY technology.
The CLARITY technology allows clearing of animal and human tissue so that thick tissue samples can be imaged in three dimensions (3D) with a confocal or light-sheet microscope and then analyzed by a lab scientist in a 3D dataset. CLARITY technology entails the formation of a hydrogel matrix by cross-linking biological molecules to a 3-D (three-dimensional) network of hydrophilic polymers, followed by lipid removal to generate a transparent and structurally intact tissue.
Field of Use
Field of use is for preparing a biological specimen for microscopic analysis.
IPSCIO Record ID: 240571
License Grant
Licensor hereby grants the Japanese Licensee the sole and exclusive worldwide license under the Licensed Patents to (a) make, have made, use, sell, offer to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of Licensed Products in the Field; (b) practice a Licensed Methods in the Field; and (c) sell products or parts for use in practicing a Licensed Methods in the Field.
License Property
United States Patents
5,858,683 – Methods and compositions for the detection of cervical cancer
6,027,905 – Methods for the detection of cervical cancer
Field of Use
Field shall mean the field of detecting and assessing cervical cancer including screening using a nonslide-based format, but specifically excludes detecting and assessing cervical cancer in a slide-based format.
IPSCIO Record ID: 173574
License Grant
Upon the terms and subject to the conditions of this Sublicense Agreement, the Cayman Island Licensor hereby assigns exclusively to the Cayman Island Licensee during the Term hereof any and all of Licensors Representation Rights with respect to the PAPNET Service in the Territory to the full extent granted by Licensees parent company to Licensor pursuant to the Third Agreement. Licensor hereby assigns to Licensee any and all of its non-exclusive intellectual property rights, for the limited purpose of Licensees marketing and sale of the PAPNET(R) Service, the copyrights, trademarks and trade names used by Licensees parent company to identify PAPNET(R) or the PAPNET Service in accordance with such written specifications as Licensees parent company may from time to time make available to Licensee.
License Property
PAPNET Service is a service, by which end-user laboratories submit Slides to one of Licensees central facilities for processing on a Scanner, and Licensee returns such Slides and related DAT tape or other digital media containing PAPNET Images to such laboratories so that Licensee-trained cytotechnologists employed by such laboratories may review the Slides and the related PAPNET Images using a licensed or leased Review Station.
PAPNET Testing System is a semi-automated system for the review of conventionally prepared cytological specimen slides ('Slides').
A scanning system (the 'Scanner'), which processes Slides and stores digital images of certain portions of such Slides on a DAT tape or other digital media ('PAPNET Images'), and a proprietary review station (the 'Review Station'), which, among other things, permits a Licensee-trained cytotechnologist to review the images stored on the DAT tape or other digital media.
Field of Use
This agreement pertains to the digital media industry.
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