Backup Degraders Sample Clauses

Backup Degraders. 5.5.1 If, [***], Kymera will, upon Sanofi’s written request [***], perform additional Research activities, including to identify and synthesize Backup Degraders (“Backup Research”), in accordance with this Section 5.5; provided that Sanofi will not have a right to request such Backup Research with respect to a Collaboration Target after the first Marketing Approval of a Licensed Product Directed Against such Collaboration Target. 5.5.2 Prior to Kymera commencing any Backup Research for such Collaboration Target, Kymera will notify Sanofi of any Reversion Compounds which are subject to any Pre-Existing Restrictions, and the Parties will mutually agree (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed) upon a reasonable written plan for such Backup Research (the “Backup Research Plan”), which will include [***] (the “Backup Research Budget”). Sanofi may only include in the Backup Research Plan any Reversion Compounds which are not subject to Pre-Existing Restrictions at the time the Backup Research Plan is prepared; thereafter, any such Reversion Compound will no longer be classified as a “Reversion Compound” and instead will be classified as a “Collaboration Compound” under the Backup Research Plan. 5.5.3 During the Backup Research Term, either Party may, at any time, propose updates or amendments to any Backup Research Plan, which updates or amendments will only become effective by mutual agreement of the Parties. 5.5.4 Following the Parties’ agreement on a Backup Research Plan, during the Backup Research Term, Kymera, directly or through its Affiliates or Subcontractors, will use diligent efforts to perform the Backup Research in accordance with such Backup Research Plan, in a professional and timely manner and in accordance with all Applicable Laws. 5.5.5 Sanofi will reimburse Kymera in accordance with Section 11.6.3 for Kymera’s [***] actually incurred by or on behalf of Kymera or its Affiliates (a) during the Backup Research Term, (b) in accordance with the Backup Research Budget, and (c) in connection with conducting Backup Research activities under this Section 5.5 in accordance with the Backup Research Plan. 5.5.6 [***]. 5.5.7 During the Backup Research Term, Xxxxxx will use the screening assays in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Backup Research Plan to determine whether a given Degrader that is Researched under this Section 5.5 satisfies the Screening Criteria or the Backup Degrader Criteria. All Degraders that...
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