Top 10 Drug Discovery Technologies Market Strategic Analysis and Global Forecasts (2010 to 2015)
The top 10 drug discovery technologies play a vital role in the growth of the entire pharmaceutical industry as they are the key contributors in the swift introduction of blockbusters and innovative drugs, which is the most important aspect for the pharmaceutical companies. The applications of these technologies in the introduction of drugs for diverse diseases such as cancer, CVD, CNS disorders such as Parkinsons and Alzheimers and other serious chronic diseases have created significant opportunities for the market growth in the future. The slow growth of the introduction of new blockbuster drugs is a major concern which the drug development companies are catering to by using these top technologies.
The global top 10 drug discovery technologies market is expected to be around $ 30.8 billion in 2010 and estimated to reach $ 54 billion mark in 2015, growing at a CAGR of 11.9 % from 2010-2015. The market for high throughput screening accounts for the largest share with approximately 33% of the entire market for top 10 drug discovery technologies. This huge market share is mainly due to the increasing applications of cell based assays and robotics in the parallel screening of compounds.
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This research report includes following drug discovery technologies:
- High throughput screening (robotics and automation, cell based assays, miniaturization, high content screening and ultra high throughput screening)
- Bioanalytical instruments (mass spectrometry, NMR, micro plate readers and chemotherapy instruments)
- Pharmacogenomics
- Combinatorial chemistry
- Genomics (functional and structural genomics)
- Biochips (DNA microarrays, lab on a chip, proteomics microarrays)
- Bioinformatics
- Proteomics (2DGE, two hybrid systems, isotope encoding and activity based assays)
- RNAi (siRNA, miRNA, ddRNAi, short hairpin RNAs)
- Nanotechnology (Atomic force microscopy, nano mass spectroscopy, dip pen nanolithography and other nanotechnologies)
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Global Top 10 Drug Discovery Technologies Market
The top 10 drug discovery technologies play a vital role in the growth of the entire pharmaceutical industry, as they are the key contributors in the swift introduction of blockbusters and innovative drugs, which is the most important aspect for the pharmaceutical companies.
The applications of these technologies in the introduction of drugs for diverse diseases such as cancer, CVD, CNS disorders such as Parkinsons and Alzheimers and other serious chronic diseases have created significant opportunities for the market growth in the future.
The slow growth of the introduction of new blockbuster drugs is a major concern which the drug development companies are catering to by using these top technologies. The increasing utilization of HTS in the lead generation and increasing adoption of the technology by the academia are some of the prime market boosters for high throughput screening.
The global top 10 drug discovery technologies market is expected to be around $ 30.8 billion in 2010 and estimated to reach $ 54 billion mark in 2015 growing at a CAGR of 11.9 % from 2010-2015. The market for high throughput screening accounts for the largest share with approximately 33% of the entire market for top 10 drug discovery technologies. This huge market share is mainly due to the increasing applications of cell based assays and robotics in the parallel screening of compounds.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Objective
Market scenario
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Key take-aways
1.2 Report description
1.3 Markets covered
1.4 Research methodology
1.5 Stakeholders
2 SUMMARY
3 MARKET OVERVIEW
3.1 Market segmentation
3.2 High throughput screening & bioanalytical instruments leading the market
3.3 Patent analysis
4 DRIVING FACTOR ANALYSIS
4.1 Drivers
4.1.1 Contract research boosting technology adoption
4.1.2 Collaborations between academia & pharmaceutical industry
4.1.3 Increased necessity for ADME/toxicity technologies
4.2 Opportunities
4.2.1 Offshoring scenario for drug discovery
5 HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Market overview
5.3 Burning issues & winning imperatives
5.3.1 Increasing participation from academic research
5.3.2 High throughput screening set up: pharmaceutical vs academic
5.4 Ultra high throughput screening
5.5 Robotics & automation
5.6 Miniaturization
5.7 High content screening
5.7.1 Opportunities
5.7.1.1 GPCR drug discovery
5.8 Cell based assays
6 BIOANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Burning issues & trends
6.2.1 Pharmaceutical industry a major end client
6.2.2 Agilent penetration in bioanalytical instruments market
6.2.3 Outsourcing scenario
6.3 Mass spectrometry
6.3.1 Upcoming technology - Maldi-QMS
6.4 Microplate readers
6.5 Nuclear magnetic resonance
6.6 Chemotherapy instruments
7 Pharmacogenomics
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Pharmacogenomics applications in drug development
7.3 Burning issues
7.3.1 Commercial hurdles in drug development
7.3.1.1 Cost issues in clinical development
7.3.1.2 FDA approval
7.3.1.3 Ethical issues
7.3.2 Pharmacogenomics for drug reintroduction
7.3.3 Pharmacogenomics applications in existing drugs
7.4 Key trends in the pharmacogenomics technology market
7.4.1 Regulatory initiatives boosting adoption for pharmacogenomics technology
7.4.2 Rise in pharmacogenomics consortia boost technology based research
7.4.3 Increasing importance of databases
7.5 Future prospects for pharmacogenomics technology research
7.6 Pharmacogenomics products: pricing effects
7.6.1 Case study: high priced herceptin
7.6.2 Pharmacogenomics cost effectiveness
7.7 Pharmacogenomics technology: short & long term benefits
7.7.1 Improvement in patient safety
7.7.2 Increase in drug effectiveness
7.7.3 Selection of medication for chronic diseases
7.7.4 Better economic efficiency for the healthcare system
7.7.5 Improved patient access to drugs
8 COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Market drivers
8.2.1 Technological advances boost adoption of combinatorial chemistry
8.2.2 Process enhancement results in better compounds
8.2.3 Collaborative approach
8.2.4 Need for novel compounds acts as market opportunity
8.3 Stakeholders characteristics
8.4 Burning issues
8.5 Key trends and market boosters
8.5.1 Increased recognition of combinatorial chemistry technology
8.5.2 Faster drug discovery
9 GENOMICS
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Winning imperatives
9.2.1 Reducing cost for whole genome sequencing
9.3 Functional genomics
9.4 Structural genomics
10 BIOCHIPS
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Burning issues
10.2.1 Business trends
10.2.2 Patent disputes
10.2.3 Competition
10.3 Industry trends
10.3.1 Next generation technology: microfluidics with CD-ROM
10.3.2 Biochips in biomarker development
10.3.3 Outsourcing the biochip technology
10.4 DNA microarrays
10.4.1 Market drivers
10.4.1.1 Increased utilization in complex diseases
10.4.1.2 Sequence data proliferation
10.4.1.3 Easy-access programs
10.5 Lab on a chip
10.5.1. New technology & cost saving by lab on a chip boost the market
10.6 Proteomics microarrays
10.6.1 Burning issues and trends
10.6.1.1 Technical lags
10.6.1.2 Human protein microarray for multiple protein analysis
11 BIOINFORMATICS
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Burning issues and trends
11.2.1 Outsourcing
11.2.2 Allocation of grants
12 PROTEOMICS
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Industry trends
12.2.1 Funding for proteomics research
12.2.2 Proteomics in anti cancer drug discovery
12.3 Two dimensional gel electrphoresis- 2DGE
12.4 Two-hybrid systems
13 RNAI
13.1 Technology overview
13.2 Winning imperatives
13.2.1 Core competency acquisition
13.3 Opportunity in RNAi drug discovery
13.3.1 RNAi based cholesterol drugs
13.3.2 Cancer drugs
13.4 SiRNA
13.5 MiRNAS
13.6 Other RNAi technologies
14 NANOTECHNOLOGY
14.1 Introduction
14.2 Healthcare application areas for nanotechnology
14.2.1 Biomedical research
14.2.2 Therapeutics
14.2.3 Diagnostics
14.3 Burning issues and trends
14.3.1 Regulatory & health issues
14.3.2 Increase in funding
14.4 Atomic force microscopy (AFM)
14.5 Nano-mass spectroscopy
14.6 Dip-pen Nanolithography
15 GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS
15.1 Introduction
15.2 North America
15.3 Europe
15.4 Asia
15.5 ROW
16 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
16.1 Market share for drug discovery technologies
16.2 Agreements & collaborations
16.3 New product launch
16.4 End clients for top 10 drug discovery technologies
17 COMPANY PROFILES
17.1 ABBOTT LABORATORIES INC.
17.1.1 Overview
17.1.2 Primary business
17.1.3 Strategy
17.1.4 Developments
17.2 AFFYMETRIX INC.
17.2.1 Overview
17.2.2 Primary business
17.2.3 Strategy
17.2.4 Developments
17.3 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC.
17.3.1 Overview
17.3.2 Primary business
17.3.3 Strategy
17.3.4 Developments
17.4 ALBANY MOLECULAR RESEARCH INC.
17.4.1 Overview
17.4.2 Primary business
17.4.3 Strategy
17.4.4 Developments
17.5 ARQULE INC.
17.5.1 Overview
17.5.2 Primary business
17.5.3 Strategy
17.5.4 Developments
17.6 ASTRAZENECA PLC.
17.6.1 Overview
17.6.2 Primary business
17.6.3 Strategy
17.6.4 Developments
17.7 BIO-RAD LABORATORIES INC.
17.7.1 Overview
17.7.2 Primary business
17.7.3 Strategy
17.7.4 Developments
17.8 CALIPER LIFE SCIENCES INC.
17.8.1 Overview
17.8.2 Primary business
17.8.3 Strategy
17.8.4 Developments
17.9 CELERA CORP
17.9.1 Overview
17.9.2 Primary business
17.9.3 Strategy
17.9.4 Developments
17.10 CHARLES RIVER LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL INC.
17.10.1 Overview
17.10.2 Primary business
17.10.3 Strategy
17.10.4 Developments
17.11 CHEMBRIDGE CORP
17.11.1 Overview
17.11.2 Primary business
17.11.3 Strategy
17.11.4 Developments
17.12 EVOTEC AG
17.12.1 Overview
17.12.2 Primary business
17.12.3 Strategy
17.12.4 Developments
17.13 F. HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE LTD.
17.13.1 Overview
17.13.2 Primary business
17.13.3 Strategy
17.13.4 Developments
17.14 GYROS AB
17.14.1 Overview
17.14.2 Primary business
17.14.3 Strategy
17.14.4 Developments
17.15 INCYTE CORP
17.15.1 Overview
17.15.2 Primary business
17.15.3 Strategy
17.15.4 Developments
17.16 LIFE TECHNOLOGIES CORP
17.16.1 Overview
17.16.2 Primary business
17.16.3 Strategy
17.16.4 Developments
17.17 SHIMADZU CORP
17.17.1 Overview
17.17.2 Primary business
17.17.3 Strategy
17.17.4 Developments
17.18 PERKINELMER INC.
17.18.1 Overview
17.18.2 Primary business
17.18.3 Strategy
17.18.4 Developments
17.19 SIGMA-ALDRICH CORP
17.19.1 Overview
17.19.2 Primary business
17.19.3 Strategy
17.19.4 Developments
17.20 TECAN GROUP LTD.
17.20.1 Overview
17.20.2 Primary business
17.20.3 Strategy
17.20.4 Developments
17.21 THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC INC.
17.21.1 Overview
17.21.2 Primary business
17.21.3 Strategy
17.21.4 Developments
APPENDIX
U.S. patents
EUROPE patents
JAPAN patents
LIST OF TABLES
1 Global top 10 drug discovery technologies market 2008 2015 ($Million)
2 Estimated time saving by CRO in clinical trials
3 Global high throughput screening market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
4 High throughput screening market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
5 HTS infrastructural/resource comparison for pharmaceutical and academic centers
6 Ultra high throughput screening market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
7 Robotics and automation market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
8 Miniaturization market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
9 High content screening market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
10 Cell based assays market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
11 Global bioanalytical instruments market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
12 Bioanalytical instruments market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
13 Global mass spectrometry market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
14 Mass spectrometry market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
15 Microplate Readers Market, By Geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
16 NMR market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
17 Chemotherapy instruments market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
18 Pharmacogenomics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
19 Combinatorial chemistry market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
20 Cost comparison between traditional and combinatorial chemistry
21 Global genomics market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
22 Genomics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
23 Functional genomics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
24 Structural genomics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
25 Global biochips market, by segment 2008 2015 ($Million)
26 Biochips market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
27 Patent disputes within the biochips market
28 DNA microarrays market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
29 Lab on a chip market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
30 Proteomics microarrays market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
31 Global bioinformatics market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
32 Bioinformatics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
33 Global proteomics market, by products2008 2015 ($Million)
34 Proteomics market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
35 2DGE market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
36 Two hybrid systems market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
37 Global RNAi market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
38 RNAi market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
39 SiRNA market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
40 MiRNA market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
41 Global other RNAi technologies market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
42 Other RNAi technologies market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
43 Global nanotechnology market, by products 2008 2015 ($Million)
44 Nanotechnology market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
45 Comparison of AFM technology with other microscopy technology
46 Atomic force microscopy market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
47 Nano-mass spectroscopy market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
48 Dip-pen Nanolithography market, by geography 2008 2015 ($Million)
49 North American top 10 drug discovery technologies market 2008 2015 ($Million)
50 European top 10 drug discovery technologies market 2008 2015 ($Million)
51 Asian top 10 drug discovery technologies market 2008 2015 ($Million)
52 RoW top 10 drug discovery technologies market 2008 2015 ($Million)
53 Agreements and collaborations (2009 2010)
54 New product development (2009 2010)
LIST OF FIGURES
1 Revenue analysis for top 10 drug discovery technologies
2 Top 10 drug discovery technologies market segmentation
3 Relative market scenario (2010)
4 Patent analysis by geography
5 Patent analysis by competitors 2005 2010
6 High throughput screening in drug discovery
7 Approximate industrial demand for bioanalytical instruments (2010)
8 Cost saving in comparison with high throughput screening
9 Approximate end client share for microplate readers
10 Drug development process and pharmacogenomics applications
11 Future advancements in the pharmacogenomics research
12 Cost associated with pharmacogenomics based tests
13 Long term goals/benefits for pharmacogenomics
14 Dollar value offered, by technology providers
15 Time and cost saving by implementation of combinatorial chemistry
16 Reducing costs for whole genome sequencing
17 Major end clients for biochip technology market
18 Historical data for DNA microarray based collaborations
19 Applications of lab-on-a-chip technology in drug discovery
20 MiRNA research efforts
21 Applications areas of MiRNA
22 MiRNA in drug discovery
23 Nanotechnology applications
24 Global market for top 10 drug discovery technologies
25 Approximate market share for overall drug discovery technologies
26 Approximate end client share for top 10 drug discovery technologies
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