Post Opt-In Development Data Sample Clauses

Post Opt-In Development Data. Each Party shall use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to maintain records in accordance with its standard procedures of all Post Opt-In Development activities conducted by it hereunder, and of all data and other Information resulting from such activities. Each Party shall provide the JMDC or JCC, as appropriate, top-line results of all Post Opt-In Development activities promptly after completion of such activities and preparation of such top-line results. For any Additional Agreed Activity that is [**] by the Parties, including any US/EU Post-Approval Commitments, the Party that is responsible for obtaining data and preparing analyses and reports concerning such data shall, in addition to providing the top-line results, make available to the other Party in a reasonable format the full data and any analyses and additional reports relating thereto. Any data and other Information arising from an Additional Agreed Activity (whether commenced before or after Opt-In for the relevant Product) that is [**] will trigger access to the full data and analyses and additional reports, then such other agreed ratio) by the Parties or any US/EU Post-Approval Commitments shall be deemed to be Jointly-Owned Know-How, and the provisions of Section 7.2(b) shall apply thereto. Any data and other Information arising from an Additional Agreed Activity that is [**] by the Parties, or from any Post Opt-In Development that is not an Additional Agreed Activity, shall be solely owned by the Party that generated such data and other Information, and accordingly shall constitute either Sobi Sole Collaboration Know-How or Biogen Idec Sole Collaboration Know-How, as applicable. Notwithstanding anything herein, all safety data relating to a Product, regardless of how arising, shall be treated in accordance with the applicable Safety Data Exchange Agreement.
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