Clinical Development Programs definition

Clinical Development Programs means the conduct, in the United States and outside the United States, as applicable, of preclinical and clinical activities and filing and prosecution of regulatory applications in support of regulatory approval and regulatory classification in respect of commercial introduction, marketing and sales of the Products.
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Examples of Clinical Development Programs in a sentence

  • LifeCell and Distributor shall review the implementation and administration of market development and regulatory strategies, priorities, of the Products (“Market Development Programs”) and Clinical Development Programs and activities and procedures related to the marketing and sales of Products.

  • Each Proposed Clinical Plan shall address the specific roles and responsibilities of each Party consistent with this Strategic Alliance Agreement, shall address and/or incorporate any JSC recommendations, and shall propose appropriate Clinical Development Programs for each stage of development set out in such Proposed Clinical Plan.

  • In accordance with this ARTICLE IX, Athersys shall supply (or shall engage a Third-Party manufacturer to supply) sufficient quantities of the Clinical Development Candidates and Cell Therapy Products in final packaged form to the extent reasonably required by Athersys and Angiotech to implement the Clinical Development Programs and by Angiotech to commercialize the Cell Therapy Products in the Territory.