Virus Seed definition

Virus Seed means a viral vector stock produced in a cell bank, such as the Master Cell Bank or Working Cell Bank, that is subsequently used to inoculate said Master Cell Bank and/or Working Cell Bank or a third party cell bank for the purpose of producing Vaccine batches.
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Virus Seed has the meaning set forth in Exhibit A.
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Virus Seed means the virus seed supplied by Buyer to Manufacturer to perform the Services as identified in Appendix 1.
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Examples of Virus Seed in a sentence

  • Listing of all in-process and Quality Control testing completed during the preceding month, showing start dates and expected end dates, and the results of such tests for vaccine, diluent, Master Virus Seed and/or Production Virus Seed.

  • Should Aviron require [ * ] Manufacturing Working Virus Seeds to be manufactured by Medeva it shall notify Medeva of such and shall [ * ] for each additional Manufacturing Working Virus Seed manufactured by Medeva.

  • All purchase orders for Adjuvant, Clinical Trial Materials, Product, COVAXINTM Drug Substance and/or Drug Product Components shall state the quantities of Clinical Trial Materials, Product, COVAXINTM Drug Substance and/or Drug Product Components (separately specifying the Aluminum Hydroxide/TLR Complex, IMDG, Cell Banks, Virus Seed, Reference Standards and any other Critical Reagents) to be purchased pursuant to such purchase orders, the requested delivery dates, and shipping instructions.

  • If the Participant's Nonforfeitable Accrued Benefit is payable in a form other than an annuity, his annuity starting date is the first day on which all events have occurred entitling the Participant to that form of distribution.

  • Purchase orders for Adjuvant, Clinical Trial Materials, Product, COVAXINTM Drug Substance and/or Drug Product Components (separately specifying the IMDG, Aluminum Hydroxide/TLR Complex, Virus Seed, Cell Banks, and any other Critical Reagents) shall state the ordered quantity, including with respect to the Product, in increments of full batches.