Eclipse Bioinnovations Aims to Help Researchers Understand Gene Regulation, RNA Processing

Mar 06, 2018

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SAN FRANCISCO (GenomeWeb) – Eclipse Bioinnovations, a spinout of the University of California, San Diego, plans to commercialize technology to help researchers better understand gene expression and regulation by analyzing RNA-binding proteins.

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