Back-up Compounds definition

Back-up Compounds means compounds (i) Covered by the Existing Licensed Patent Rights other than JCN068, and (ii) having as their primary mechanism of action [***].

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Back-up Compounds means those certain Antibody Drug Conjugates Discovered in performance of the Research Program with Primary Activity in the Field directed against the same Target as the applicable Compound.

Back-up Compounds means those compounds, the structures of which are shown on Exhibit B.

Examples of Back-up Compounds in a sentence

• As soon as Vertex has identified a Development Candidate which it believes meets the Development Candidate Criteria, it will so notify CFFT and the JRC and will include with that notice the Development Candidate Information with respect to that Development Candidate and its Back-up Compounds.

• The objective of the Research Program is to identify a Development Candidate and at least two (2) Backup Compounds to each Development Candidate for each Collaboration Target.

• In addition to members appointed by CFFT, the Potentiator JDC is expected to have members from the various functional groups (e.g., research, preclinical safety, clinical, regulatory, marketing) that are or will be expected to be involved from time to time in development and launch of VX-770 or any other Potentiator Backup Compound that is substituted for VX-770 (collectively VX-770 and such Potentiator Backup Compounds are referred to hereinafter as “VX-770”).

• Erasca shall have the right during the Term prior to the first Regulatory Approval of any Licensed Product to conduct research and development activities to select Back-up Compounds to replace potentially the then-existing Lead Licensed Compound due to concerns regarding the safety, efficacy, or competitiveness of such Lead Licensed Compound, or other scientific, medical or intellectual property matters relating to such Lead Licensed Compound.

• For purposes of Article IV, Ambit shall be deemed to be engaging in Significant Activity with respect to a Licensed Compound if it is engaging Significant Activity with respect to any one (1) of the Option Compound or its Backup Compounds.

More Definitions of Back-up Compounds

Back-up Compounds means the compounds listed in the Back-Up Compounds Schedule.

Back-up Compounds means a Research Plan Compound, other than the Selected Candidate, resulting from the same Research Plan, and including any additional Compounds to be generated that result from any wildtype TCR identified during the performance of such Research Plan; Biosimilar is defined in Clause 13.6.2(b);

Back-up Compounds means Candidate Compounds meeting the criteria set forth in Exhibit I.

Back-up Compounds means: (a) the following Small Molecule Compounds: [ * ]; and (b) [ * ].

Back-up Compounds shall have the meaning ascribed in the Collaboration Agreement. Back-Up Compounds shall be listed on Exhibit B attached hereto, which Exhibit shall be updated and amended from time to time to the extent Allergan selects additional Back-Up Compounds for other Drug Candidates or substitutes new Back-Up Compounds for existing Back-Up Compounds pursuant to the Collaboration Agreement.

Back-up Compounds means one or more Compounds determined by the JSC (or if the JSC cannot agree, Ionis) to be a back-up compound to the Development Candidate.

Back-up Compounds mean [ * ] or [ * ], the structures of which are attached hereto as Schedule 1.6.