Master Seed definition

Master Seed means the following (other than Retained Master Seed): (i) the isolated strain of organism selected and permanently stored by Respondent from which all other seed passages are derived within permitted levels for each Divestiture Product and (ii) the isolated strain of organism for the Divestiture Products produced by, and permanently stored by, Respondent from master seed identical to the seed set forth in clause (i) from which all other seed passages are derived within permitted levels for each Divestiture Product.
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Examples of Master Seed in a sentence

  • The Company will have access to the Master Seed Stock and the Company Seed Stock on reasonable notice and as reasonably required in connection with the exercise of the Company’s rights pursuant to clause 3; provided that the Company shall not exercise such rights of access in any manner that might adversely affect obtaining or maintaining any Regulatory Approval.

  • In addition, Emergent may deliver, or if requested by Emergent, the Company will procure the delivery, at Emergent’s cost, of, a quantity of the Master Seed Stock and the Company Seed Stock sufficient for emergency back-up purposes to one or more additional Third Parties appointed by Emergent, its permitted sub-licensees or the Company.

  • Notwithstanding expiration of the Royalty Term, Emergent shall continue to have access to and be entitled to use the Master Seed Stock and the Company Seed Stock and any master seed stock arising or manufactured by or on behalf of Emergent after expiry of the Royalty Term shall belong to Emergent.