Molecular Beacon Probe definition
Molecular Beacon Probe means a detector probe with interacting label moieties covered by any claim of PHRI Patent Rights. A Molecular Beacon Probe may be free-floating or immobilized on a solid support. A Molecular Beacon Probe may generate a signal either by binding directly to a nucleic acid target or to a target-dependent nucleic acid sequence that is generated subsequent to and is dependent upon the binding of a protein or a nucleic acid directly to a macromolecular target. Molecular Beacon Probe excludes probes that must, in order that a signal be generated, interact with a macromolecule other than a nucleic acid target or a target-dependent nucleic acid sequence, when the probe is hybridized to a nucleic acid target or to a target-dependent nucleic acid sequence.
Molecular Beacon Probe means a detector probe with interacting label moieties covered by any claim of PHRI Patent Rights. A Molecular Beacon Probe [***]. A Molecular Beacon Probe may generate a signal either by binding directly to a nucleic acid target or [***
Molecular Beacon Probe means a detector probe with interacting label moieties covered by any claim of PHRI Patent Rights. A Molecular Beacon Probe [*]. A Molecular Beacon Probe may generate a signal either by binding directly to a nucleic acid target or [*]. Molecular Beacon Probe excludes probes that must, in order that a signal be generated, interact with a macromolecule other than a nucleic acid target or a target-dependent nucleic acid sequence, when the probe is hybridized to a nucleic acid target or to a target-dependent nucleic acid sequence.
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Further, rights under the Molecular Switch Patents are limited to inclusion or use of Molecular Beacon Probes, and no rights are granted under the Molecular Switch Patents for Kits or Assays that infringe those patents by reason of including or using a molecule that is not a Molecular Beacon Probe.
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Molecular Beacon Probe means a free-floating detector probe with interacting label moieties covered by any claim of PHRI Patent Rights, provided such probe does not include a nucleic acid sequence that must, in order that a signal be generated, interact with a macromolecule other than the target when the probe is hybridized to target.