Licensed Targets definition
Licensed Targets means any Trubion Target(s) or Wyeth Target(s), so long as they remain the subject of the licenses granted to Wyeth under this Agreement.
Licensed Targets means the T1 Target, the Regional Targets and the Global Targets.
Licensed Targets means alpha adrenergic receptors, prostanoid receptors and Test Targets and Program Targets as to which Allergan has exercised its option to license pursuant to Section 4.2 and Section 4.3, respectively, including, as to each of the foregoing, all receptor subtypes.
Examples of Licensed Targets in a sentence
As soon as reasonably possible after the public announcement of such a Change of Control Event, Isis (or its successor) and AstraZeneca will meet to discuss in good faith how ▇▇▇▇ (or its successor) will continue to perform its obligations under this Agreement with respect to any Licensed Targets and Oncology Targets for which AstraZeneca has not exercised its Option so that AstraZeneca can consider whether to exercise its rights of termination under this Section 12.2.1(b).
More Definitions of Licensed Targets
Licensed Targets means collectively STAT3 and [***].
Licensed Targets means ANGPTL3, PCSK9, [**].
Licensed Targets means (i) Initial Targets, (ii) Targets [***].
Licensed Targets means, collectively, each Designated Target with respect to which Takeda exercises its Option and does not rescind such Option exercise pursuant to Section 9.2 for so long as such Designated Target has not been replaced pursuant to Section 2.5.13.
Licensed Targets means individually or collectively, as applicable, [***], [***], and [***]. For clarity, throughout this Agreement references to “Licensed Target” when intended to [***] shall be construed as references to [***] or [***] (or, if reasonably appropriate based on context, both).
Licensed Targets means (a) with respect to Research Program #1, PACAP, and (b) with respect to Research Program #2, PACAP and CGRP.
Licensed Targets means the genes encoding Angiopoietin-like 3 (“ANGPTL3”), Proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 serine protease (“PCSK9”), and [**].