Working Cell Banks definition

Working Cell Banks means Cell Suspension Subcultured from Urokinase Kidney Cells, Frozen Sub-2, Code 48647 as Schedule 2.1(c).
Working Cell Banks means those Third Party working vero cell banks licensed to Seller under the Key License Agreement and held for use for initiation of production cell cultures for the Product on a lot by lot basis and having the lot numbers set forth on Schedule J.
Working Cell Banks means NPS’ working cell banks containing the host cells (with the plasmid incorporated therein) used in the fermentation process for the production of recombinant glycine2-human glucagon-like peptide-2(ALX-0600(Teduglutide)) as a secreted material in the fermentation culture broth and as a fusion peptide for the inclusion bodies in the host cell. The Working Cell Banks for the secreted process are designated [*] and are generated from the Master Cell Bank for such process. The Working Cell Bank for the [*] Process is designated [*] and is generated from the Master Cell Bank designated [*].

Examples of Working Cell Banks in a sentence

  • The Working Cell Banks shall have been certified as being in viable condition in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Testing Procedures.

  • The Working Cell Banks are in viable condition as of the Closing.

  • Anthera shall reimburse Lilly for the supply of such Working Cell Banks in accordance with the prices set forth in the Manufacturing License Agreement (as defined in Section 4.9).

  • As part of such trust agreement, a mechanism for storage fees, withdrawals and manufacture of additional Working Cell Banks will be defined.

  • As requested by Anthera, Lilly shall transfer Working Cell Banks to one or more contract manufacturers designated by Anthera to enable manufacturing of Licensed Products.

  • We propose to generate CGMP Working Cell Banks (WCBs) from the MCBs and characterize them.

  • Outsource the production and testing, according to regulatory requirements, of Master and Working Cell Banks of the chosen expression system.

  • Trubion may, upon request, and from time to time, review the relevant portions of Lonza's disaster recovery plan, and, in the event that Trubion determines that Lonza's disaster recovery plan is not sufficient for Trubion's purposes, the Parties shall negotiate in good faith to determine additional disaster recovery procedures, including, without limitation, storage of back-up portions of the Cell Lines, Master Cell Banks and Working Cell Banks in additional Lonza Facilities.

  • Master Cell Banks (MCB) and Working Cell Banks (WCB) of all cell lines to be used in the R&D Program.

  • On or before December 31, 2006, at Auxilium’s expense, Cobra shall ship to a location designated by Auxilium all Auxilium Assets, unused consumables and Raw Materials purchased for use in the completion of Services under the Agreement, and Master and Working Cell Banks.