Drug Candidate definition

Drug Candidate means GI-4000, XX-0000, XX-0000, or GI-10000.

Drug Candidate means XX-0000, XX-0000, GI-3000, or GI-6300.”

Drug Candidate means a Gene Therapy Product candidate discovered, conceived or developed by Penn or Licensee, or delivered to Licensee, in each case, under the Research Plan. For clarity, “Drug Candidate” includes only those Gene Therapy Product drug candidates that are worked on pursuant to the Research Plan.

Examples of Drug Candidate in a sentence

• GlobeImmune will use Commercially Reasonable Efforts in Developing the Drug Candidates (and any Follow-On Compound with respect to such Drug Candidate) in accordance with the Initial Development Program and in Developing Future Program Compounds (and any Follow-On Compound with respect to such Future Program Compound).

• Celgene will have the right to exercise the Celgene Program Option with respect to any Drug Candidate Program (including any Follow-On Compound in such Drug Candidate Program) upon Completion of the Clinical Trials set forth in the Initial Development Plan for such Drug Candidate Program (or, with respect to the GI-4000 Program, at such time as is provided in Section 3.3.2).

• Sale of drug candidates Milestone payments received pursuant to a Drug Candidate Asset and Purchase agreement with no further performance obligations on the part of the company are recognised as income when they are receivable under the terms of the contract and their receipt is probable.

• While the small scale manufacture of each of the Drug Candidate has been successful and no potential issues have been identified that could be problematic in scaling up the manufacturing process, such large scale manufacture to the high standards of Good Manufacturing Practice conditions cannot be guaranteed, in which case the Group might not be able to meet the needs of its projected clinical development program.

• Invited Presentation, at “Early ADME and Toxicology in Drug Discovery: Techniques for accelerating and Optimizing Drug Candidate Selection”, Berkley, CA, October 1998.

More Definitions of Drug Candidate

Drug Candidate means any and all Compounds, discovered by SP in the course of conducting the Hepatitis B Research Program or the Dimerescent Receptor Research Program including all formulations, mixtures or compositions thereof discovered by SP in the Hepatitis B Research Program or the Dimerescent Receptor Research Program that meets the criteria specified for acceptance in SCHEDULES 1.10 AND 1.19.

Drug Candidate means a small molecule (i.e., passes through cell membranes) which passes animal toxicology studies to be defined by the Research Committee and is either (i) a Compound or (ii) a chemical entity conceptually or physically derived from a Compound during or following the term of the Research Program, whether in the course of medicinal chemistry or otherwise.

Drug Candidate means a Safety Assessment Candidate selected by the JDC for Clinical Development under Section 3.2(b).

Drug Candidate means any Compound that inhibits or modulates Polq, and any derivatives, analogs, metabolites, salts, esters, free acid forms, free base forms, pro- drug forms, racemates, solvates or optically active forms of such Compound that is generated, developed, discovered, identified or modified in the course of performance of the Research Plan.

Drug Candidate. Drug Candidate shall mean an HBV Drug Candidate, an HCV Drug Candidate or an Other Drug Candidate, provided, however, that no Rejected Compound shall be considered a Drug Candidate.

Drug Candidate means, with respect to a given Collaboration Program, any Collaboration Candidate Directed to the Collaboration Target under such Collaboration Program with respect to which (a) a Phase 1b Clinical Trial Opt-in Trigger has been achieved, or (b) Celgene has paid the Data Package Fee pursuant to Section 3.1.3(c) (even if a Phase 1b Clinical Trial Opt-in Trigger has not been achieved), including, with respect to the AHR Program, any Related Compounds of such Collaboration Candidate.

Drug Candidate means a single Licensed Biomolecule that is approved by the GW Drug Discovery Group or equivalent future body for preclinical evaluation against a particular therapeutic target. Such approval will be based on [***];