Common use of Nomination of Tissues Clause in Contracts

Nomination of Tissues. At any time on or prior to [***], LogicBio may provide to Stanford a written notice listing up to [***] human tissues that will be the subject of LogicBio's development efforts with respect to the technology licensed under this Agreement. By way of example, and without limiting the foregoing, for purposes of this Agreement "human tissue" includes skeletal muscle tissue, lung tissue and the central nervous system. Beginning on the date on which LogicBio provides such written notice to Stanford, such tissues shall be deemed "Nominated Tissues"; provided that if LogicBio does not incur at least $[***] in research and development expenses with respect to the application of GT and VT to a Nominated Tissue in the [***]-month period beginning on [***] or [***] of any subsequent year, then such tissue will no longer be deemed a "Nominated Tissue" following the end of such [***]-month period.

Nomination of Tissues. At any time on or prior to [***], LogicBio may provide to Stanford a written notice listing up to [***] human tissues that will be the subject of LogicBio's development efforts with respect to the technology licensed under this Agreement. By way of example, and without limiting the foregoing, for purposes of this Agreement "human tissue" includes skeletal muscle tissue, lung tissue and the central nervous system. Beginning on the date on which LogicBio provides such written notice to Stanford, such tissues shall be deemed "Nominated Tissues"; provided that if LogicBio does not incur at least $[***] in research and development expenses with respect to the application of GT and VT to a Nominated Tissue in the [***]-month ] period beginning on [***] or [***] of any subsequent year, then such tissue will no longer be deemed a "Nominated Tissue" following the end of such [***]-month ] period.