ExonHit Therapeutics, the French functional genomics company thatdevelops novel RDCs (Ready for Development Compounds) based on its proprietary DATAS (Differential Analysis of Transcripts with Alternative Splicing) technology, has opened a wholly-owned subsidiary in Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA. The new US facility will focus on the commercialization of ExonHit's product Safe-Hit, a predictive toxicology tool.
Bruno Tocque, ExonHit's chief executive, said that "being closer to our customers will enhance our ability to provide them with our high-quality genomic solutions." He added that setting up in the USA "is a key step in our company's growth and strengthens our worldwide position in functional genomics.''
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