SOMA LOGIC

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SOMALOGIC SomaLogic, Inc. 2945 Wilderness Place Boulder CO 80301 SOMA LOGIC;Diagnostic preparations for clinical or medical laboratory use;
SOMALOGIC SOMALOGIC OPERATING CO., INC. 2945 Wilderness Place Boulder CO 80301 SOMA LOGIC;Medical and scientific research and analysis services in the fields of drug discovery and drug development, namely, providing testing services for others to detect the presence of proteins in a sample, providing scientific and technological services to identify and develop biomarkers to assist in drug discovery and drug development for others, scientific and technological services to identify biomarkers as diagnostics for specific diseases, analysis of proteins in blood and other biological samples for others; and providing scientific research services for others to support the integration of protein assays into clinical trials and new drug/product development efforts;
SOMALOGIC SOMALOGIC OPERATING CO., INC. 2945 Wilderness Place Boulder CO 80301 SOMA LOGIC;Reagents and aptamers for use in diagnostic preparations and kits for scientific or medical research use; reagents and aptamers for scientific research use; biological assay platforms for analysis of biological samples for scientific research use;
SOMALOGIC SOMALOGIC OPERATING CO., INC. 2945 Wilderness Place Boulder CO 80301 SOMA LOGIC;Diagnostic preparations for clinical or medical laboratory use;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A programmable logic structure is disclosed that has a set of dedicated lines which extend internally throughout different dedicated logic cells within a logic and routing block (LRB), extend from a previous logic routing block to the present logic and routing block, or extend from the present logic and routing block to the next logic and routing block. One set of dedicated lines from a first logic and routing block can be stitched to another set of dedicated lines of a second logic and routing block for extending the reach as well as bypassing a logic and routing block, or bypassing a dedicated logic cell in the same logic and routing block. The dedicated lines between logic and routing blocks allow a logic and routing block to receive more inputs from its own switch box or to drive more outputs than provided by the logic and routing block as specified by a given function.