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Company to develop computer model of skin sensitization with Unilever

Published in Biotech Business Week, September 19th, 2005

Entelos, Inc., announced that it has entered into collaboration with Unilever to develop an in silico (computer simulation) model for the study of skin allergy (sensitization) - the "Skin Sensitization PhysioLab platform."

As part of the agreement, Entelos will transfer the technology to Unilever for continued advancement of the model and research in skin sensitization. Entelos will retain full rights to use the platform, including rights for all pharmaceutical applications. Financial terms of the collaboration were not disclosed.

This work forms part of an on-going Unilever program to develop alternative approaches for risk assessment for assuring...

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