Clinical Development Candidate definition

Clinical Development Candidate means (a) a Cell(s) that meets certain criteria and has certain characteristics that are necessary and desirable for the submission of an IND for use of such Cell(s) in Cell Therapy for at least one Cardiovascular Indication (and, therefore, make such Cell(s) suitable for a Clinical Development Program), as determined by the JSC; or (b) a Cell(s) that is or has been the subject of an IND for use of such Cell(s) in Cell Therapy for at least one Cardiovascular Indication. The term “Clinical Development Candidate” shall expressly exclude Cell Therapy Products.
Clinical Development Candidate means a Therapy meeting the Clinical Development Candidate Criteria or designated as a Clinical Development Candidate by the JSC in accordance with Section 4.2;
Clinical Development Candidate means a Compound that meets the Clinical Development Candidate Criteria for the initiation of a Clinical Development Program in the Field, and which is the subject of a written notice from CombinatoRx to CFFT that CombinatoRx intends to commence development of the Compound in the Field pursuant to the provisions of Section 3.1 hereof.

Examples of Clinical Development Candidate in a sentence

  • If no Development Additional Work is agreed or no Clinical Development Candidate is nominated by the JSC after Completion of such Development Additional Work, then GSK shall terminate the applicable Collaboration Program in accordance with Section 13.3 and Section 13.6 shall apply.

  • The Parties, either separately or jointly, may submit written proposals for Clinical Development Plans for any Clinical Development Candidate (“Proposed Clinical Plans”) to the JSC for review (which review shall take place at the first JSC meeting following submission of a Proposed Clinical Plan to the JSC) and recommendation to the Parties; provided that each Party may submit no more than one Proposed Clinical Plan per calendar quarter during the Term.

  • Angiotech shall have the primary responsibility for communicating with any regulatory authority regarding any IND application or other regulatory filing pertaining to a Clinical Development Candidate that has completed a Phase I Study, and regarding any Clinical Development Candidate or Cell Therapy Product that has been submitted for, or has obtained, Regulatory Approval.

  • In addition, Athersys shall teach and instruct personnel of Angiotech (or Angiotech’s designee) how to obtain appropriate raw materials and how to reproduce the production and manufacturing processes and techniques used by Athersys for production and manufacturing of the Clinical Development Candidate or Cell Therapy Product (as applicable).

  • In the event that Athersys is materially unable, at any time, to fulfill its obligation to supply Clinical Development Candidates or Cell Therapy Products in a timely manner, as required hereunder, for any reason (a “Supply Disruption”), Athersys shall promptly notify Angiotech of such Supply Disruption and the estimated extent of such Supply Disruption (including the anticipated delay time and the quantity of Clinical Development Candidate or Cell Therapy Product involved).

  • If no Clinical Development Candidate is nominated by the JSC after Completion of the Development Additional Work, then GSK shall terminate the applicable Collaboration Program in accordance with Section 13.3 and Section 13.6 shall apply.

  • Upon delivery of the Opt-Out Notice, the subject Clinical Development Candidate or Cell Therapy Product shall be deemed a “Rejected Product.” The Discontinuing Party shall be required to continue co-funding all of its activities under this Strategic Alliance Agreement during such six (6) month notice period (subject to the first sentence of this Section 6.1).

  • Upon the JSC’s determination that at least one Lead Candidate satisfies the applicable Clinical Development Candidate Criteria, such Lead Candidate shall be deemed the Clinical Development Candidate.

  • The Parties shall share equally all (a) income received from such Third Party(ies) and (b) Clinical Development Costs, Commercialization Costs and Manufacturing Costs (as applicable) associated with the wind-down of activities related to the applicable Clinical Development Candidate or Cell Therapy Product.

  • Athersys shall have the primary responsibility for communicating with any regulatory authority regarding any IND application or other regulatory filing pertaining to a Clinical Development Candidate that has not yet completed a Phase I Study.


More Definitions of Clinical Development Candidate

Clinical Development Candidate means (a) a Cell(s) that meets certain criteria and has certain characteristics that are necessary and desirable for the submission of an Investigational New Drug (“IND”) application for use of such Cell(s) in Cell Therapy for at least one Therapeutic Indication (and, therefore, make such Cell(s) suitable for a Clinical Development Program), as determined by the JSC; or (b) a Cell(s) that is or has been the subject of an IND for use of such Cell(s) in Cell Therapy for at least one Therapeutic Indication. The term “Clinical Development Candidate” shall expressly exclude Cell Therapy Products.
Clinical Development Candidate means (a) a MultiStem Product or Combination Product that meets the criteria and has the characteristics that are necessary and desirable for the submission of an IND for use of such MultiStem Product(s) or Combination Product(s) for treatment, prevention or control of a Pilot or Major Indication, as advanced and recommended by the JSC or the Development & Regulatory Committee; or (b) a MultiStem Product or Combination Product that is or has been the subject of an IND for use of such MultiStem Product or Combination Product(s) in the treatment, prevention or control of a Pilot or Major Indication.