Shuffling definition

Shuffling means the characterization, development and optimization of genes and proteins for commercial uses through the recombination and/or rearrangement and/or mutation of genetic material for the creation of genetic diversity.

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Shuffling means the recombination and/or rearrangement and/or mutation of genetic material for the creation of genetic diversity.

Shuffling means techniques, methodologies, processes, materials or instrumentation for performing recombination-based modification of genetic material for the creation of potentially useful variant nucleic acids or proteins. “Shuffle” and “Shuffled” have their correlative meanings.

Examples of Shuffling in a sentence

• The objective of the Program is to utilize Shuffling Technology to conduct research, and to discover and develop Biocatalysts, and associated processes for the use of such Biocatalysts, in the Field of Use, all as described in further detail in the Research Plans.

• If the RDSC agrees, then the RDSC shall describe in writing the set of all other similar Non-PIONEER Genes (the "Non-PIONEER Gene Set") which relate to the PIONEER proposal, and, except in connection with the R&D Program, MAXYGEN shall not conduct any Shuffling of [*******] during the applicable Non-Use Period.

• If such product was made with the unauthorized use of Shuffling Technology, then PIONEER's royalty obligations hereunder in such country for the corresponding PIONEER Licensed Product with respect to sales thereof occurring in such country after the date of PIONEER's notice to MAXYGEN shall be reduced by [*******] for so long as commercially material sales of such other product continue in such country.

• MAXYGEN and PIONEER agree to timely execute such documents as are necessary to result in (i) MAXYGEN's sole ownership of patent applications and patents claiming Shuffling Technology as set forth in (P)7.3A and (ii) PIONEER's sole ownership of patent applications and patents claiming PIONEER Product Technology as set forth in (P)7.3B.

• MAXYGEN shall ----------------------------------------------- use its Shuffling Technology to prepare libraries of Gene Variants, and prepare crude or purified protein pools from expression of such libraries as set forth in the Work Plan.

More Definitions of Shuffling

Shuffling means the totality of the reiterative process of gene fragmentation; reassembly; amplification, if necessary; transformation; and screening or selection described in the Licensed Patents and Applications.

Shuffling means new methods (as of 17 February 1994) for recombination of genetic material for creation and screening of genetic diversity, comprising methods included in or similar to those described in Exhibits C and F. Shuffling may be either in vivo or in vitro, but does not include any Assay Technology. [*******]

Shuffling means such activities conducted using, as starting materials, genetic materials which encode such protein and/or variants and/or homologs thereof, in whole and/or material part, for the purpose of identifying, generating and/or creating variants of such protein.

Shuffling means new methods (as of 17 February 1994) for recombination of genetic material for creation and screening of genetic diversity, comprising methods included in or similar to those described in Exhibits C and F. Shuffling also encompasses the use of Circular PCR methods included in or similar to those described in patents and applications listed in Exhibit 1. Shuffling may be either in vivo or in vitro, but does not include any Assay Technology. [*******]. The term "Shuffled," when referring to nucleic acid compositions such as genes, shall mean any such compositions which have been obtained by the process of Shuffling.

Shuffling have their correlative meanings.

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Shuffling means techniques, methodologies, processes, materials and/or instrumentation for performing recombination-based modification of genetic material for the creation of potentially useful variant nucleic acids and/or proteins.