Working Cell Bank definition

Working Cell Bank means a vialed collection of serially subcultivated cells generated by or on behalf of Trubion that is derived from the *** and/or the ***, as the context requires. The Working Cell Bank is used to establish seed cultures of the related Cell Line to initiate the Manufacturing Process.

Working Cell Bank means a culture of cells derived from the Master Cell Bank and intended for use in the preparation of cell cultures used for production of Virus Seeds and/or Vaccines.

Working Cell Bank means MEDIMMUNE's vialed collection serially subcultivated cells that is derived from the Master Cell Bank. The Working Cell Bank is used to establish seed cultures of the Cell Line to initiate the Process.

Examples of Working Cell Bank in a sentence

• MPP shall ensure Afrigen will transfer to Spoke 2 vials of GMP Master Cell Bank (MCB) and, as soon as available, 10 vials of the GMP Working Cell Bank (WCB) of the Material in its possession; the aforementioned material can be used by Spoke for research and development and commercial purposes in the Commercial Territory with the granted rights provided in the Agreement.

• MPP shall ensure Afrigen will transfer to [XXX] 2 vials of GMP Master Cell Bank (MCB) and, as soon as available, 10 vials of the GMP Working Cell Bank (WCB) of the Material in its possession; the aforementioned material can be used by [XXX] for research and development and commercial purposes in the Commercial Territory with the granted rights provided in the Agreement.

• Line, the Master Cell Bank or the Working Cell Bank, for the sole and limited purpose of manufacturing Drug Substance and completing the activities set forth in the Project Plan (the “Limited License”).

• LONZA shall treat the Cell Line, Master Cell Bank, and Working Cell Bank as Client Confidential Information and shall not use the Cell Line, Master Cell Bank, or Working Cell Bank for any purpose except as authorized by this Agreement or authorized in writing by Client.

• MPP shall ensure Afrigen will transfer to IPD 2 vials of GMP Master Cell Bank (MCB) and, as soon as available, 10 vials of the GMP Working Cell Bank (WCB) of the Material in its possession; the aforementioned material can be used by IPD for research and development and commercial purposes in the Commercial Territory with the granted rights provided in the Agreement.

More Definitions of Working Cell Bank

Working Cell Bank or “WCB” and “Master Cell Bank” or “MCB” means the clonal cell line that has been designed and engineered to produce a recombinant protein which is further defined in a Work Order. A WCB or MCB can either be supplied to Xxxxxxxxxx by Dyax or be prepared by Xxxxxxxxxx as further defined in a Work Order.

Working Cell Bank or "WCB" means the clonal cell line that has been designed and engineered to produce DX-2930, and shall be supplied to Xxxxxxxxxx by Dyax.

Working Cell Bank means a cell bank of the Manufacturing Strain produced from the Master Cell Bank for a Collaboration Product that complies with (a) GMP requirements for cell banks used in the production of biological products for use in humans and (b) the specifications therefor as set forth in the Development Plan for such Collaboration Product.

Working Cell Bank means the cell bank as set out in Appendix 6 from which the API is manufactured.

Working Cell Bank means the cell bank from which the API is manufactured. [***] Indicates that information has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.

Working Cell Bank or “WCB” means the vialled collection of cells derived from the MCB, created beginning in Stage 6 on Schedule 2 hereto or a similar applicable Stage on an applicable Future Schedule;

Working Cell Bank or “WCB” means a vialed collection of serially sub-cultivated cells expressing the Licensed Compound that is derived from the Master Cell Bank under GMP conditions, and used to establish seed cultures for the Manufacturing of drug substance.