RNA Target definition

RNA Target means a ribonucleic acid transcript with a defined sequence and/or function, including, for example, non-coding transcripts, pre-mRNA transcripts, and mRNA transcripts, including all splice variants and mutant forms of any such transcripts. RNA Targets may be identified by reference to a gene encoding such ribonucleic acid transcripts or, for transcripts that encode a protein, by reference to a protein encoded by such transcripts.
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RNA Target means a specific site within a [*], the binding to which mediates or inhibits [*].
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Examples of RNA Target in a sentence

  • Alnylam, its Affiliates or sublicensees will pay to Isis a milestone payment of US$[***] for the [***] MicroRNA Product that is an Alnylam Product that modulates a particular RNA Target within [***] days after such MicroRNA Product reaches the initiation of [***], and not for any other MicroRNA Product that is an Alnylam Product that modulates the particular RNA Target.

  • The fact that Isis has designated or removed a particular RNA Target within the Isis DS-Target Pool is Confidential Information of Isis, or that Alnylam has rejected a particular RNA Target proposed for a DS-Target Slot or disallowed the redesignation of a particular RNA Target is Confidential Information of Alnylam, subject to the provisions of Article 12.

  • Once Isis removes an RNA Target from the Isis DS-Target Pool, Isis will be prevented from later adding such RNA Target to the Isis DS-Target Pool until [***] months have passed from the date Isis removed such RNA Target.

  • From time to time after the Second Restatement Date Isis may remove an RNA Target from the Enabled Target Pool upon written notice to Alnylam (which removal will create an open Enabled Target Slot).

  • Alnylam shall not disclose such Confidential Information of Isis to any Third Party, including its Third Party collaborators, or use such Confidential Information to guide its own (or its Third Party collaborators’) decisions to pursue particular RNA Targets, but Alnylam can use such Confidential Information to decline a Third Party’s request for a license to such RNA Target.

  • For the purpose of the limitation described in the immediately preceding sentence, removing an RNA Target from the Isis DS-Target Pool and then filling the open DS-Target Slot created by such removal shall count as a single removal.

  • Neither Party shall disclose such Confidential Information of the other Party to any Third Party, including its Third Party collaborators, or use such Confidential Information of the other Party to guide its own (or its Third Party collaborators’) decisions to pursue particular RNA Targets, but Alnylam can use such Confidential Information of Isis to decline a Third Party’s request for a license to such RNA Target.

  • Isis will promptly notify Alnylam when such ability to license Alnylam is obtained, and effective upon delivery of such notice to Alnylam, the applicable RNA Target will automatically no longer be an Isis Retained Target, and the Parties will update Schedule 1-69 accordingly as promptly as feasible.

  • The fact that Isis has designated or removed a particular RNA Target within the Enabled Target Pool is Confidential Information of Isis, subject to the provisions of Article 12.

  • Once Isis removes an RNA Target from its Enabled Target Pool (whether voluntarily or by operation of this Section 4.3(d)), such RNA Target shall no longer be deemed an Enabled Target hereunder and Isis will be prevented from later adding such RNA Target to its Enabled Target Pool until [***] months have passed from the date such RNA Target was removed.