Licensed Molecule definition

Licensed Molecule means (a) IMMU-132 and (b) any other antibody-drug conjugate or any next generation antibody-drug conjugate that binds or is directed to Trop-2 and is Controlled by Company or any of its Affiliates as of the Effective Date or at any time during the Term. Licensed Molecule includes without limitation any antibody-drug conjugate utilizing SN-38 or other chemotypes Controlled by Company or any of its Affiliates that binds or is directed to Trop-2.
Licensed Molecule means each of the [***] Molecule, the MGNX Option Molecule, the [***] and the Zai Selection Molecule.
Licensed Molecule means the molecule known as AMG 623. The sequence of AMG 623 is shown in Exhibit B.

Examples of Licensed Molecule in a sentence

  • Licensee may in its sole discretion at any time during the Term elect to advance such Other Licensed Molecule by written notice to Company, it being understood that Licensee will not [*] an [*] on an Other Licensed Molecule without first making such election.

  • In the trade balance scenario (henceforth tb) we set the trade balance of each country in our database to zero.

  • Upon such written election, Licensee shall pay to Company [*] within [*] after such election and such Other Licensed Molecule will be subject to the royalty provisions [*].

  • At the request of Licensee with [*] to be agreed in good faith by the Parties, Company will transfer to Licensee Materials and further Information reasonably required by Licensee in order to evaluate, test, and assess the development and commercial potential of each such Other Licensed Molecule.


More Definitions of Licensed Molecule

Licensed Molecule means the recombinant bi-specific protein, known internally within Inhibrx as INBRX 105, that specifically binds to and modulates the two biological targets PDL-1 and 4-1BB, as further described on Appendix A.
Licensed Molecule means the compound known as treprostinil, having the structure set forth in Exhibit C of the Agreement, or any of its pharmaceutically acceptable salts or stereoisomers.
Licensed Molecule means a recombinant protein, whether multiple or single chain or mono or multimeric, owned or Controlled by Inhibrx that specifically binds to and modulates the following the biological target DR5, including the multivalent version thereof; but does not specifically bind to or modulate any other biological target(s).
Licensed Molecule means the recombinant mono-specific, multivalent protein, known internally within Inhibrx as INBRX 106, that specifically binds to and modulates the biological target OX40, as further described on Appendix A.
Licensed Molecule means (a) IMMU-132 and (b) any other antibody-drug conjugate or any next generation antibody-
Licensed Molecule means the small molecule pharmaceutical compound with Licensor internal identifier JM17, the structure of which is set forth on Exhibit A.
Licensed Molecule means LaNova’s ADC referred to as [***], comprised of an antibody with the [***] Sequence that [***].