MaxCyte Electroporation Device Design Patent USD1122471S1
Summary
The USPTO granted Design Patent USD1122471S1 to MaxCyte, Inc. for an electroporation device design. The patent application was filed on March 5, 2025, with inventors James William Luther, Bertold Engler, Andrea Besana, and Thomas Alan Peach. One design claim was granted. Design patents protect the ornamental appearance of a functional item for a term of 15 years from grant date.
What changed
The USPTO granted Design Patent USD1122471S1 for an electroporation device to MaxCyte, Inc. Design patents protect the ornamental appearance of a functional item rather than utilitarian features. The patent has a 15-year term from the grant date.
Affected parties include MaxCyte as the exclusive rights holder, competitors in the cell engineering and electroporation device market who should monitor for potential design patent infringement, and researchers or licensees who should verify their products do not infringe the protected ornamental design.
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Electroporation device
Design USD1122471S1 Kind: S1 Apr 14, 2026
Assignee
MaxCyte, Inc.
Inventors
James William Luther, Bertold Engler, Andrea Besana, Thomas Alan Peach
CPC Classifications
B01D 57/02 C07K 1/26 C07K 1/24 B01L 3/0268 B01L 3/0275 B01L 3/5085 B01L 3/502707 B01L 9/52 G01N 27/447 G01N 27/44704 G01N 27/44756
Filing Date
2025-03-05
Application No.
29992017
Claims
1
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