Materials Transfer Agreement Clause Samples

A Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA) is a legal contract that governs the transfer of tangible research materials between two organizations or individuals. It typically outlines the rights and obligations of both the provider and recipient regarding the use, handling, and ownership of the materials, such as biological samples, chemical compounds, or proprietary reagents. By clearly defining permitted uses, restrictions, and intellectual property considerations, the MTA ensures that both parties understand their responsibilities and helps prevent disputes over misuse or unauthorized distribution of the materials.
Materials Transfer Agreement. The Company shall deliver the “Materials” (as defined in the MTA) to the Parent in accordance with the MTA, which the Parent may use solely in accordance with applicable Law and subject to the terms set forth in the MTA.
Materials Transfer Agreement. Any 3DP Compounds which do ---------------------------- not meet the criteria for Lead Compounds, but which are identified by the Research Committee for further study to develop structure-activity relationships may, with 3DP's consent, be transferred to BIOCRYST for further study. Such transferred 3DP Compounds will be transferred and tested pursuant to the Materials Transfer Agreement in the form of Exhibit F hereto and executed by the parties herewith. Compounds contained in BioCryst Libraries which do not meet the criteria for Lead Compounds, but which are identified by the Research Committee for screening or for further study to develop structure-activity relationships may, with BioCryst's consent, be transferred from BIOCRYST to 3DP for further study. Such transferred compounds will be transferred and tested pursuant to the Materials Transfer Agreement in the form of Exhibit G hereto and executed by the parties herewith.
Materials Transfer Agreement. Promptly after the execution of this Agreement, the parties will prepare and execute a materials transfer agreement, with commercially reasonable terms, whereby, until the expiration of all patent license agreements contemplated by this Agreement, Chrysalis will agree to provide TP508 or related peptides for preclinical studies (GLP or equivalent, lot verified) in 1 milligram vials (not sterile) for $150 per milligram or in 5 milligram vials (not sterilized) for $80 per milligram ($400 per vial). During the term of any patent license agreement contemplated by this Agreement, Chrysalis will also supply TP508 or related peptides for end-product manufacture and commercial use, as follows: Small quantity vials (up to 3 micrograms per vial), sterile, delivered, $15.00 each; and 5-10 gram bulk, non-sterile, delivered $3.00 per microgram.
Materials Transfer Agreement. Pursuant to the Option Agreement to which this Materials Transfer Agreement is attached (hereinafter, the “Option Agreement”), WSU may provide COMPANY with tangible research materials relating to the Patent Rights. In the event of any such transfer of materials, COMPANY agrees as follows:
Materials Transfer Agreement. For distribution to third-party parties of any material developed under this Agreement, the Recipient must provide OTAO and OTTR a Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA). Following finalization of the MTA, the Recipient must provide notice of the requests/transfers in the monthly technical report along with copies of the final MTA.

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