Field

Field. Means the treatment, palliation, prevention, or cure of any disease or condition in eye care or dermatology in humans.

Field. Shall mean the treatment of retinitis pigmentosa caused by pathogenic variants to the MERTK gene.

Field. Means medical devices for sealing of a percutaneous puncture in a blood vessel or organ, but specifically excluding pericardial and intracardiac (any construct in contact with the inner compartment of the heart) patches and small and large diameter vascular grafts to repair, replace or bypass compromised blood vessels.

Field. Means the dental, periodontal, oral and cranio-maxillofacial bone grafting market.

Field. Shall mean treatment of musculoskeletal indications including, bone, cartilage, tendons and ligaments of the skeletal tissue system.

Field. Means the use of the Product as a Proton Pump Inhibitor for the prevention or treatment of gastrointestinal diseases.

Field. Means gene expression profiling and protein expression profiling, including but not limited to, identifying disturbances of cell homeostasis and related identified chemicals.

Field. Means human medicinal use (other than diagnostic use) for any indication other than ***** provided, however, that Field shall include the ***** indications beginning on July 1, 2002.

Field. Shall mean use of Products for (A) SBB's own clinical trial and pre-clinical trial applications (i.e., conducted by or on behalf of SBB or its affiliates for SBB or its affiliate's own therapeutic applications) conducted for a Pharmaccine or (B) reporting of patient results, in each case in connection with the selection or determination of patients to receive a therapeutic regime including a Pharmaccine and/or monitoring of therapeutic progress and outcomes in connection with the treatment of... such patients with a Pharmaccine. View More

Field. [*] of the "bak" gene in humans and the discovery and development of methods, techniques and other subject matter for [*] of the "bak" gene in humans, and shall include all fragments, derivatives and splice variants of the "bak" gene; a "derivative" shall mean a nucleotide sequence directly derived from the "bak" gene claimed in the Existing Patent Rights as defined in Section 1.5.1, the gene product of which has apoptotic activity substantially similar to that of the protein encoded by the... "bak" gene. View More