Cleavase Enzyme definition

Cleavase Enzyme means any of the various enzymes with the ability to cleave a nucleotide sequence at a structure-dependent site and produced by TWT and marketed under the brand name Cleavase(R).
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Cleavase Enzyme means any Cleavage Enzyme to the extent actually (i) supplied by TWTI or its designee to ACLA under the Supply Agreement; or (ii) manufactured by ACLA in accordance with Section 2.10 of the Supply Agreement.
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Cleavase Enzyme means any enzyme that (A) has the ability to recognize the structure formed by the hybridization of an Invader Probe and a Primary Probe to their cognate Target sequence such that the Invader Probe overlaps, at its 3' terminus by at least one nucleotide, the duplex formed by the hybridization of the Primary Probe to the complementary region of the Target; (B) has the ability to [ * ]. It is acknowledged and agreed that Cleavase Enzyme shall include the enzymes having the three properties described in (A), (B), and (C) of this Section 1.8 above, regardless of whether or not the enzyme has other properties or uses, including [ * ]. Cleavase Enzyme shall include those enzymes identified on Exhibit 1.8, as may be updated from time to time by TWT.
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Examples of Cleavase Enzyme in a sentence

  • ACLA shall keep, and shall cause its Resellers, Value Added Distributors, and Manufacturing Distributors to keep, complete, true and accurate books of account and records sufficient to determine and establish the amounts payable under this Agreement, including without limitation to determine and establish the quantities and types of Cleavase Enzyme distributed to Enabled Customers or used by ACLA, and compliance with the other terms and conditions of this Agreement, including Sections 4.2 and 4.3 above.

  • For avoidance of doubt, Net Sales shall include the Net Sales from the distribution of all items distributed as part of a Licensed Product or Probe Set, including Cleavase Enzyme.

  • ACLA shall pay to TWTI a Reconciliation Amount with respect to quantities of Cleavase Enzyme (i) provided to Enabled Customers and (ii) used by ACLA, except for quantities of Cleavase Enzyme used by ACLA for activities described in Section 1.30 clause (A) and any activities for the development of Licensed Products, Probe Sets or Cleavase Enzymes hereunder.

  • Additionally, ACLA will have the right to sublicense Resellers, Manufacturing Distributors and Value Added Distributors (each an "Authorized User") to use the TWTI Marks during the Term in connection with their marketing, promotion, and sale of Licensed Products, Cleavase Enzyme, and Probe Sets (as applicable) that are distributed and used solely in accordance with Sections 3.1 and 3.2 above.

  • ACLA, Manufacturing Distributors, Value Added Distributors, and Resellers shall not, directly or indirectly, market, sell or distribute Licensed Product, eTag Probes, Invader Probes, or Cleavase Enzyme anywhere in the world except in accordance with this Agreement and the same shall be used only as a Licensed Product to perform the Multiplexed Invader Application in the Gene Expression Field.

  • Notwithstanding Section 3.1(d) and subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, TWTI hereby grants to ACLA a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty bearing license under the TWTI IP to sell, and offer to sell, Cleavase Enzyme solely (i) to Technology Access Partners directly or through Resellers; and (ii) directly to those Enabled Customers authorized in accordance with Section 3.2(d) below.

  • For clarity, ACLA shall not make any sales of Licensed Product, Probe Sets, or Cleavase Enzyme to or through the Reseller who is in breach of the terms of this Agreement.

  • In addition, ACLA shall maintain, and cause the Authorized Users to, require and monitor, reasonable quality control procedures consistent with industry standards for all such Licensed Products, Cleavase Enzyme and Probe Sets.

  • For the CSS- Maritime Surveillance service component the offshore structure included in this requirement group is of utmost importance for the ship detection and the oil spill detection.

  • Funding provided by the NSW Government under these guidelines will be based on theestimated reconstruction cost that was established prior to the complementary works / enhancements being applied (ex GST), and it will not include any costs associated with the complementary works.


More Definitions of Cleavase Enzyme

Cleavase Enzyme means any cleavage enzyme to the extent actually supplied by Hologic or its designee to ESC under a Supply Agreement. For clarity, the Cleavase Enzyme comprises a FEN endonuclease enzyme that is used in the Invader Detection Technology.
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Cleavase Enzyme means with respect to a particular Assay the structure-specific nuclease provided in the Specification therefor.
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