Global Cell Based Assays Market: Snapshot
The demand in the global cell based assays market
is expanding at a CAGR of 7.7% during the forecast period of 2017 to
2022, gaining traction from a number of factors such as prevalence of
numerous chronic diseases, government support for the research and
development activities, and improving healthcare infrastructure in
emerging economies in Asia Pacific. On the other hand, restrictions on
the usage of reagents and high cost of instruments are the factors that
are challenging the prosperity of the global cell based assays market.
In terms of revenue, the global cell based assays market is estimated to
be worth US$19,710.7 mn by 2022, significantly up from its evaluated
valuation of US$13,576.7 mn in 2017.
Reagents and Consumables Emerges As Profitable Product Segment
Based on product type, the global cell
based assays market has been segmented into instruments, reagents and
consumables, assay kits, services, and software. Among these, reagents
and consumables constituted 32.1% of the overall demand for cell based
assays in 2017, which was worth US$4,356.6 mn. Increasing adoption of
cell-based consumables by prominent biopharmaceutical companies and
growing number of contact research organizations are some of the factors
reflecting positively on this segment. By the end of the forecast
period, 2022, the reagents and consumables segment is expected to lose a
little bit of ground, although it will remain the most profitable
product-type, promising a demand worth of US$6,260.2 mn by 2022. This
segment alone is projected for a CAGR of 7.5% during the said forecast
period.
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On the basis of end-user, the global cell
based assays market has been bifurcated into pharmaceutical and
biotechnology companies, academic institutions, contract research
organizations, and other end-users such as clinical laboratories,
hospitals, and environmental monitoring labs. Currently, pharmaceutical
and biotechnology companies serve the maximum demand, which is a
reflection of growing adoption of cell-based assays for drug discovery
by the end users, especially in the developed countries within North
America and Europe. Application-wise, the global cell based assays
market has been categorized into drug discovery, predictive toxicology,
basic research, and other applications.
North America to Remain Most Profitable Region Until 2022
Geographically, this report gauges the
potential of cell based assays market in the regions of Europe, North
America, Asia Pacific except Japan (APEJ), Latin America, and the Middle
East and Africa (MEA), as well as in the country of Japan. In 2017,
North America emerged as the most lucrative region for the vendors
operating in this market, representing a demand worth of US$5,164.0 mn.
The North America cell based assays market has been expected to
experience incrementing demand at an above-average CAGR of 8.2% to reach
a valuation of US$7,672.5 mn by 2022. The dominance of this region can
be attributed to growing availability of funds for research and
resilient drug discovery activities in the country of the U.S. While
Europe is currently the second most profitable region, promising a
demand for cell based assays that would be worth US$4,864.3 mn by 2022,
its CAGR for the said forecast period is 6.9%, substantially lower than
the same for APEJ, which is projected to increment the demand at 8.1%.
China and India are identified as most profitable countries in the
region of Asia Pacific except Japan, driven by the availability of low
cost labor, which has attracted a number of companies to invest.
Presence of Numerous Players Making Competitive Landscape Fragmented
Some of the key companies currently
operating in the global cell based assays market are: Becton, Dickinson
and Company, GE Healthcare, Cell Signaling Technology, Life Technologies
Corporation, Danahar Corporation, Cisbio Bioassays, Merck KGaA,
Discoverx Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Perkinelmer Inc.,
Promega Corporation, Proqinase GmbH, Enzo Life Sciences, Inc., Charles
River Laboratories International, Inc., Biospherix, Ltd., Essen
Bioscience, Marine Biological Laboratory, Miltenyi Biotec, Bioagilytix
Labs., Lonza, Aurelia Bioscience Ltd., Selexis SA, Cell Biolabs, Inc.,
Biotek Instruments, Inc., Qgel SA.
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