Program Compound definition

Program Compound means [***].

Program Compound means any Selected Compound having Threshold Activity against an Elected RNA Target, [*].

Program Compound means

Examples of Program Compound in a sentence

• Celgene will have the right to exercise the Celgene Program Option with respect to any Future Program (including any Follow-On Compound with respect to such Future Program) upon the Acceptance of an IND by the applicable Regulatory Authority for the Future Program Compound in such Future Program.

• 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).

• Each payment will be made once with respect to each Future Program regardless of how many Celgene Development Compounds in the Future Program may achieve each milestone event and regardless of the total number of compounds (i.e., the total of the Future Program Compound and any and all Follow-On Compounds with respect to such Future Program Compound) that come out of the Future Program.

• There can be no “consent”, meaningful or otherwise, in a fiduciary relationship.

• For so long as the license granted to Novo Nordisk under Section 3.01 is exclusive in the Field, except for activities and agreements otherwise expressly permitted under this Agreement, Aradigm shall be prohibited from entering into any agreement with any third party with respect to any activities within the Field, and shall not conduct any work program in the Field with Insulin Compound or any other Program Compound provided by any third party supplier without the prior written consent of Novo Nordisk.

More Definitions of Program Compound

Program Compound means a Program Substance which (i) as a result of screening activities under the Research Program, [ * ], (ii) [ * ] and (iii) is designated by the Research Committee for [ * ]. Program Compounds shall also include all Option Compounds within any Option Program as to which Merck has exercised the Merck Option.

Program Compound means an [**] or [**].

Program Compound means a Small Molecule Compound that:

Program Compound. Program Compound shall mean any Aptamer (other than Excluded Aptamers), including, without limitation, an Aptamer which has not yet met the Early Selection Criteria, that has been demonstrated to have an affinity for, to bind to, inhibit or otherwise modulate the activity of any Target that is being investigated in the Research Program.

Program Compound means a Base Compound or a New Compound.

Program Compound means any and all compounds (including both small molecule and monoclonal antibodies) that are discovered, researched or developed by XXXXX, its Affiliates or Sublicensees that [***] and (a) the discovery, research, development, manufacture or commercialization of which incorporates or uses any (i) Exclusively Licensed Know-How, (ii) Licensed Compound (other than use as described in (z) below (i.e., any such Licensed Compound was not known to XXXXX to be included in a library of compounds used for screening)), or (iii) any improvement, modification, variant, derivative, salt, prodrug, polymorph or stereoisomer of any of the foregoing (i) - (ii), or (b) is Covered by a Licensed Patent. For clarification, a small molecule compound shall not be considered a Program Compound (and would instead be considered a De Novo Compound) if such small molecule (x) is not Covered by any Licensed Patent; (y) [***]; and (z) results from and/or is identified by screening a library of compounds [***], and, conversely, a small molecule compound would be considered a Program Compound if any of clauses (x), (y), or (z) were untrue. For further clarification, a monoclonal antibody shall not be considered a Program Compound (and would instead be considered a De Novo Compound) if such antibody (1) is produced with [***], (2) [***], and (3) has a lineage that is not derived from a Licensed Compound and, conversely, a monoclonal antibody would be considered a Program Compound if any of clauses (1), (2), or (3) were untrue.

Program Compound means an aminoglycoside or aminoglycoside analog compound that is (a) an Isis Identified Compound [***] or (b) a Derivative Compound.