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Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Files Application for Branding Recombinant Silk Fibers

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Oct 6 2010

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Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCBB: KBLB) announced today that that it has filed intent to use applications with the US Patent and Trademark office seeking registration of numerous marks for the purpose of branding recombinant silk fibers.

"The Company views branding of our recombinant silk to be just as important as it is with any other product line. It is anticipated that the proposed marks will enhance product marketability and distinguish our advanced technology from other fibers in the marketplace," said Kim Thompson, the Company's CEO and founder. "This is just the beginning of the Company's efforts to further distinguish itself in the market place as we move toward the commercialization of our technology."

The intent to use applications included seven separate proposed marks including Spiderpillar™ and Monster Silk™.

The Company recently announced the successful development of recombinant spider silk based fibers using genetic engineering.

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http://www.KraigLabs.com/

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