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New Oral Biologics Delivery Company, Entrega, Announces Strategic Partnership with Pharma
Date:1/10/2011

opment.  "Enlight's innovative model, bringing together pharma companies and academic innovators, is addressing what has fundamentally been one of the foremost challenges in drug delivery," said Dr. Bennett Shapiro, former EVP of Worldwide Research at Merck, and currently PureTech Ventures Senior Partner, and Enlight Board member. Enlight was founded by PureTech Ventures and a group of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies.

About Entrega

Entrega, Inc.'s proprietary delivery technology provides a powerful platform for oral administration of proteins, peptides and difficult-to-deliver small molecules.  Entrega (meaning "delivery" in Spanish) is led by a world-class group of scientific leaders including SAB Chair and Board member Dr. Robert Langer, the foremost leader in the field of drug delivery, one of only 14 Institute Professors at MIT, a member of the U. S. National Academy of Sciences, the U.S. National Academy of Engineering, and the U. S. Institute of Medicine. Dr. Langer has written over 1,100 scientific articles and has approximately 760 patents. Other founding Scientific and Business Advisors include Dr. Colin Gardner, former CSO of Transform Pharmaceuticals, SVP of Research and Site Head at Johnson & Johnson and formerly VP of Pharma R & D at Merck; Dr. Samir Mitragotri, Professor of Chemical Engineering at UC Santa Barbara; Dr. Rodney Pearlman, formerly CEO of Nuon Therapeutics, President & CEO of Saegis Pharmaceuticals, and Director of Pharmaceutical R&D at Genentech; and Mr. Howie Rosen, former President of ALZA.  Entrega, Inc. was formed by Enlight Biosciences.

About Enlight

Enlight Biosciences is a unique entrepreneurial collaboration to discover and develop platform technologies that will have a transformational impact on drug discovery and development.  Enlight is a Boston-based
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