Biological Microarrays definition

Biological Microarrays means an instrument that utilizes biomolecules to produce genetic analysis using microarray technology. It shall include such devices that incorporate microfluidics, electrical detection and electrically-enhanced hybridization, microbead technology and built-in sample preparation and amplification. It shall not include micro-titer plates, macro-volume solution-based assays and other genetic analysis techniques that do not employ microarray technology.
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Examples of Biological Microarrays in a sentence

  • During such time period GMP|Genetics agrees not to knowingly process specimens for subsequent use with any other Biological Microarrays in the Commercial Field.

  • In addition, the parties agree that GMP|Genetics shall be under no obligation to Motorola with respect to the use of GMP Conversion Technology(TM) (i) in conjunction with other genetic analysis techniques besides those described in Paragraph 4a above, or (ii) in the Research Field in conjunction with any technology, including Biological Microarrays.

  • In the event that Myriad desires to use GMP Conversion Technology in connection with Biological Microarrays, GMPGenetics shall use commercially reasonable efforts to encourage Myriad to use BioChips in connection with its Biological Microarrays.