Development Antibody definition

Development Antibody means any antibody that is developed using the AnaptysBio Platform antibody technology under one of the Discovery Programs and is a Target Antagonist. In addition, the antibodies existing as of the Effective Date and identified on Exhibit C attached to the Supplmental Information Package, which Exhibit also sets forth the sequence of such antibodies, shall each be a “Development Antibody” under this Agreement.
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Development Antibody means a CAT Library Antibody which Chugai has determined to develop and commercialise as a Diagnostic Antibody Product and/or a Therapeutic Antibody Product, as applicable, pursuant to a Product Licence.
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Examples of Development Antibody in a sentence

  • Without limiting the foregoing, if a Product contains an active pharmaceutcial ingredient or biologic in addition to the Development Antibody, then the licenses granted to TESARO under AnaptysBio IP Rights and the AnaptysBioPlatform shall not include the right to research, develop, make, have made, use, sell, offer for sale, import and export such other active pharmaceutical ingredient or biologic.

  • The initial Discovery Plans, attached to the Supplemental Information Package as Exhibits A-1 – A-3, establish: (i) the scope of the research activities which will be performed under the applicable Discovery Program; (ii) the research objectives and work plan activities with respect to such Discovery Program; and (iii) the criteria for determining when a Development Antibody shall be advanced into its respective Development Program.

  • Dostarlimab is a Development Antibody that was developed under the License Agreement and is a Product.

  • The initial Discovery Plans, attached to the Supplemental Information Package as Exhibits A-1 — A-3, establish: (i) the scope of the research activities which will be performed under the applicable Discovery Program; (ii) the research objectives and work plan activities with respect to such Discovery Program; and (iii) the criteria for determining when a Development Antibody shall be advanced into its respective Development Program.

  • In addition, for the avoidance of doubt, all Net Sales of Dostarlimab will qualify for purposes of determining whether a Specified Milestone Payment is payable pursuant to Section 6.3 of the License Agreement, notwithstanding that dostarlimab may be sold as part of a combination product that contains both dostarlimab and another Development Antibody.