PUBLISHER: BIS Research Inc. | PRODUCT CODE: 1208352
PUBLISHER: BIS Research Inc. | PRODUCT CODE: 1208352
“Global Nucleic Acid Sample Preparation Market to Reach $11,200.5 Million by 2032.”
The global nucleic acid sample preparation market is projected to reach $11,200.5 million by 2032 from $4,213.0 million in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 10.27% during the forecast period 2022-2032. The growth in the global nucleic acid sample preparation market is expected to be driven by the increased use of nucleic acid molecules in several therapeutic areas. In addition, the increased demand for downstream applications such as next-generation sequencing (NGS) and others and the advancement in nucleic acid extraction/isolation techniques have driven the growth of the nucleic acid sample preparation market.
The global nucleic acid sample preparation market is in progressing phase. To meet the growing need for timely diagnostic information and targeted patient treatment, several molecular procedures, including automated nucleic acid sample preparation workstations, have been developed. In addition, sample preparation is essential in precision medicine because it assures the safe and successful use of tailored therapies. The market offers a range of universal products with varied maximum throughputs, innovations, time durations, and other qualities, and companies are searching for innovative methods to distinguish themselves. Additionally, manufacturers began to produce application-specific nucleic acid purification devices and liquid handlers in recent years.
One of the main reasons for the anticipated expansion of the nucleic acid sample preparation market in the upcoming years is the rise in the use of nucleic acid molecules in several therapeutic areas. Sample preparation is typically an important phase in the accurate analysis of nucleic acids. Nuclease protection is one of the most important aspects to consider while processing nucleic acid samples. Nucleic acid extraction and isolation is the first stage in the area of molecular biology research, followed by recombinant procedures.
In December 2019, Wuhan, a city in the Hubei region of China, was the site of the first detection of the COVID-19 outbreak. Following the classification of COVID-19 as novel pneumonia due to a cluster of unexplained pneumonia cases, efforts to pinpoint the culprit causing the outbreak and outline its genomic sequence got underway right once. The virus has already spread to every country on the globe, and researchers, governments, and business leaders are working to find answers to the crisis at a scale and speed that has never been seen. Testing for SARS-CoV-2 in the populace is one of the main steps that has been put into place globally, among many other measures used to stop the spread of the disease. The most crucial benefit of testing is that it offers evidence of illness, enabling individuals and those they have come into contact with to take the required precautions, including quarantining, to minimize community exposure.
Although sample preparation is a technology that is utilized by innumerable laboratories all over the world to examine the genetic makeup of all living things, its application in the diagnosis of infectious diseases is now very limited. In comparison to data obtained through standard testing methods, information obtained through sample preparation using NGS technology, which determines the pathogen's genome sequence, yields a much larger body of knowledge. This knowledge can be used to develop therapeutics and vaccines, track changes in the virus as it spreads through the population, and gain a deeper understanding of patterns of transmission across time and space.
Public health experts needed to comprehend the distribution in the community in addition to the information that sequencing may provide regarding disease transmission. Through data obtained from viral sequencing, National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) can monitor the emergence and introduction of novel variants like Omicron and put the proper public health countermeasures in place for a population or affected area. By using the NGS technology in sample preparation, researchers were able to help the scientific community to get a deeper comprehension of the alterations that may affect the pathogenicity, infectivity, and transmission of viruses. The following figure shows the workflow of detecting viruses using sample preparation.
Based on product, the consumables segment in the global nucleic acid sample preparation market dominated in FY2021. This was due to the increase in the adoption of kits and reagents in this market.
Based on the workflow, the global nucleic acid sample preparation market was dominated by sample extraction/isolation in FY2021. The high share associated with sample extraction/isolation in the nucleic acid sample preparation ecosystem is majorly attributed to the growing prevalence of oncology medical conditions and rising emphasis on research procedures.
Based on technology, the spin column-based technology segment accounted for the largest share of the global nucleic acid sample preparation in FY2021. The large share of this segment can be attributed to the increasing adoption of global nucleic acid sample preparation products, the growing demand to perform rapid and efficient extraction, and the rising need to reduce the sample-to-sample variation arising from the manual process.
Based on therapeutic area, the global nucleic acid sample preparation market was dominated by the oncology segment in FY2021, owing to an increase in cancer cases. Sample preparation can make a big difference in the field of oncology because it offers a number of benefits in terms of sensitivity, specificity, and outcomes.
Based on application, the global nucleic acid sample preparation market was dominated by the genomics segment in FY2021. The term next-generation sequencing (NGS) refers to novel DNA sequencing methods that offer high speed and throughput and may generate a large number of sequences with a wide range of potential uses in research and diagnostic contexts.
As of 2021, the global nucleic acid sample preparation market (by end user) was dominated by academic and research institutions. Academic institutions contributions to the nucleic acid sample preparation market are quite advantageous. Variable kits and instruments are typically employed in research settings to evaluate possible medical and diagnostic uses.
In 2021, the North America nucleic acid sample preparation market dominated the global market with a 46.99% market share, and it is expected to hold its dominance throughout the forecast period 2022-2032. However, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, constituting several emerging economies, is expected to register the highest CAGR of 12.01% during the forecast period 2022-2032.
The following are the demand drivers for the global nucleic acid sample preparation market:
The market is expected to face some limitations due to the following challenges:
The emergence of modern technology with automated systems and ways to acquire high-quality nucleic acid has facilitated the extraction, isolation, purification, and other processes. Increased demand for high-quality reagents, kits, and related items has resulted from advancements in the nucleic acid sample preparation procedure. Various researchers and manufacturers have developed automated resources to generate high-quality items in quick turnaround periods. High throughput and sophisticated sample preparation technology, as well as collaborations developed with key research institutions throughout the world to improve sampling methodology, are expected to fuel market expansion during the forecast period.
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