Antibody Cells definition
Examples of Antibody Cells in a sentence
If neither Party wishes to pursue such Antigen, either as a Collaboration Antigen or a Discontinued Antigen, then such Antigen shall remain a Failed Antigen at the end of such [Confidential treatment requested] period and, unless the Parties agree otherwise, any Antibodies that bind to and are directed against such Failed Antigen (and any Antibody Cells and Genetic Materials with respect to such Antibodies) created under this Agreement with respect to such Failed Antigen shall be destroyed.
ABX shall retain any such Antibody and all Research Antibodies that are generated with respect to a Collaboration Antigen (and any Antibody Cells and Genetic Materials with respect to such Antibodies), until such time, if any, that such Collaboration Antigen is designated as a Failed Antigen subject to Section 4.15 or a Discontinued Antigen subject to Section 4.5.1, unless the Parties agree otherwise.
For the avoidance of doubt, if ABX fails to provide such Exercise Notice, AZ shall retain all such Antibodies (and any Antibody Cells and Genetic Materials with respect to such Antibodies), whereupon the license grant set forth in Section 4.3.1 shall continue in effect subject to Section 4.5.1(e).
If GlycArt terminates the Agreement during the Research Term, GlycArt shall (i) cease use of (a) the Antibody and all information thereof, (b) the Modified Antibody, and (c) Glycoengineered Antibody Cells, and (ii) grant to ICT an exclusive worldwide, perpetual, fully paid royalty free license under the GlycArt Research IP to use the Target(s) to develop and commercialize the Antibody (excluding Glycoengineered Cells and Modified Antibody).
Except as the parties otherwise expressly agree in writing, AVI shall be responsible for conducting all activities under this Agreement in the Research Field, including without limitation immunization of XenoMouse Animals with the Antigen, screening of Antibodies generated from such immunizations, and creation of Antibody Cells that contain, express, or secrete Antibodies to the Antigen.
Except as expressly set forth in Section 4.3 or 8.1 below, PSMA shall not use the Licensed ABX IP Rights, the ABX Technology or any materials or information derived therefrom (including, without limitation, Antibodies, Genetic Material encoding Antibodies, and Antibody Cells) for any other use.