Trademark: 1898287
Word
Device Descrption:
VEINS THRU BONE SEGMENT,STYLISED
ID
1898287
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Protected: Registered/protected
Application Date
10 November 2017
Registration Date
18 January 2022
Renewal Date
10 November 2027
Owner(s)
Service
Pizzeys Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Pty Ltd
Goods and Services:
Class 5:
Stem cells for medical purposes; biological tissues, namely, grafts for medical or clinical purposes; biological tissues, namely, living bone grafts engineered from mesenchymal stem cells for bone graft implantations in humans; bone growth media consisting of biological materials for medical and clinical use; cultured human mesenchymal stem cells for therapeutic bone graft use; pharmaceutical and biological preparations for use in humans for the treatment of bone defects; human cells and biological tissue cultures intended for subsequent implantation for medical or clinical use; cells for medical or clinical use; cultured human bone cells for therapeutic use; living biological tissue grown and regenerated ex vivo for subsequent implantation in vivo, namely, engineered living bone tissue; and biological implants, namely, vital processed human or animal tissue in the nature of a 3d tissue scaffold to be implanted in vivo, and replacement of bone tissues
Stem cells for medical purposes; biological tissues, namely, grafts for medical or clinical purposes; biological tissues, namely, living bone grafts engineered from mesenchymal stem cells for bone graft implantations in humans; bone growth media consisting of biological materials for medical and clinical use; cultured human mesenchymal stem cells for therapeutic bone graft use; pharmaceutical and biological preparations for use in humans for the treatment of bone defects; human cells and biological tissue cultures intended for subsequent implantation for medical or clinical use; cells for medical or clinical use; cultured human bone cells for therapeutic use; living biological tissue grown and regenerated ex vivo for subsequent implantation in vivo, namely, engineered living bone tissue; and biological implants, namely, vital processed human or animal tissue in the nature of a 3d tissue scaffold to be implanted in vivo, and replacement of bone tissues