Global Flow Cytometry Market 2016-2018 - Two Major Companies Dominate the Market - Research and Markets
DUBLIN, May 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Flow Cytometry Market" report to their offering.
Flow cytometry is a laboratory analytical technique that can rapidly measure multiple parameters of individual cells or particles as they pass through a beam of light, typically a laser. The global flow cytometry market remains one of the fastest-growing segments of life sciences and clinical diagnostics markets. In the current life sciences research, pharmaceutical drug discovery and development, and clinical diagnostics markets, flow cytometry offers some of the brightest promise for growth and innovation.
The purpose of this report is to provide a detailed analysis of the global flow cytometry market, including size, growth, technology platforms, applications, new instrumentation, industry trends and the internal structure of the sector. The study covers highly attractive growth areas such as stem cell research, biomarkers and companion diagnostics, CD4 testing, high throughput screening and immunology and vaccine development.
It also analyzes almost all of the companies known to be marketing, manufacturing or developing flow cytometry products in the U.S. and worldwide. Additionally, this review provides detailed tables, charts and figures with past and projected sales data by geographic region for North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the emerging BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) markets.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Overview
1.1 Statement of Report
1.2 About This Report
1.3 Scope of the Report
1.4 Methodology
1.5 Executive Summary
1.5.1 The Global Picture
1.5.2 Two Major Companies Dominate the Market
1.5.3 Reagents and Consumables Are the Fastest Growing Product Group
1.5.4 The HIV/AIDS Epidemic Has Created a Market for Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry
1.5.5 Flow Cytometry Will Advance Research and Development of New Cellular Therapies, Biologics and Vaccines
2. Background and Development
3. Market Overview
3.1 Technology and Products
3.2 Market Environment
3.2.1 Global Economic Uncertainty
3.2.2 Lower Healthcare Utilization
3.2.3 Reduced Government Funding for Life Science Research
3.2.4 Consolidation of the Pharmaceutical Industry
3.2.5 Global Aid to Resource Limited Countries
4. Global Flow Cytometry Market 2013-2018
4.1 Global Flow Cytometry Market Size
4.2 Market Drivers
4.3 Market Restrictors
4.4 Flow Cytometry Market by User
4.4.1 Overview
4.4.2 Academic and Government Research Laboratories
4.4.3 Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Companies
4.4.4 Hospital and Reference Clinical Laboratories
4.4.5 Niche Laboratories
5. Flow Cytometry Projected Revenue by Product. 2013-2018
5.1 Instruments and Service
5.2 Reagents and Consumables
5.3 Software
6. Market Analysis by Region
6.1 Market Size by Region
6.2 Developed Markets
6.3 Emerging Countries 6.4 Resource Limited Countries
7. Technology
7.1 Principle of Flow Cytometry
7.2 Fluidics
7.3 Optics
7.4 Electronics
7.5 Data Analysis
7.6 Cell Sorting
7.7 Labeling and Detection
7.8 Multiplex Bead Assays
7.9 Imaging Flow Cytometry
8. Applications
8.1 Research Applications
8.1.1 Detection of Cell Signaling Pathways in Single Cells
8.1.2 Cell Proliferation
8.1.3 Cell Viability
8.1.4 Apoptosis
8.1.5 Cell Cycle, DNA Content, Gene Expression
8.1.6 Multiplex Bead Assays
8.1.7 Stem Cell Research
8.1.8 Immunology Research and Vaccine Development
8.2 Clinical Diagnostics
8.2.1 Monitoring T-Cell Markers
8.2.2 Immunophenotyping of Leukemias and Lymphomas
8.2.3 Detection of Minimum Residual Disease
8.2.4 Anti-Neutrophil Antibody Detection in Auto-Immune and Immunodeficiency Disease
8.2.5 Platelet Associated Immunoglobulin Assays
8.2.6 Reticulocyte Count
8.2.7 HLA Crossmatching and Cell Analysis for Stem Cell and Organ Transplantation
8.2.8 Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria
8.3 Pharmaceutical Applications
8.3.1 Biomarkers and Companion Diagnostics
8.3.2 Drug Discovery and High Throughput Screening
8.3.3 Toxicology
8.3.4 GMP Manufacture of Cellular Therapeutics
8.4 Global Health
8.4.1 Parasitic Diseases and Tropical Medicine
8.4.2 HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis
8.5 Niche Applications
8.5.1 Marine Biology
8.5.2 Plant Biology, Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine
8.5.3 Microbiology
8.5.4 Clinical Microbiology
8.5.5 Industrial Microbiology
8.5.6 Monitor Fermentation Processes
8.5.7 Monitor Water Quality
8.5.8 Screening Raw Materials and Finished Product
9. Flow Cytometry Instruments
9.1 High Performance Multicolor Analyzers
9.2 Midsize Flow Cytometers
9.3 Compact Flow Cytometers
9.4 Cell Sorters
9.5 Flow Cytometry Imaging Systems
9.6 High Throughput and Automated Systems
9.7 Multiplex Systems
9.8 Considerations When Purchasing a Flow Cytometry Instrument
9.9 Pricing
10. Flow Cytometry Reagents
10.1 Leading Suppliers of Reagents and Kits
10.2 Reagent Selection
11. Software and Bioinformatics
12. Competitive Landscape
12.1 Competitors and Market Share
12.2 Key Players
12.2.1 BD Biosciences
12.2.2 Beckman Coulter
12.2.3 Life Technologies
12.2.4 Luminex Corporation
12.2.5 EMD Millipore (Division of Merck KGaA)
12.2.6 Partec GmbH
12.2.7 Miltenyi Biotec
12.2.8 Affymetrix eBioscience
13. Industry Analysis
13.1 Trends
13.1.1 More Lasers, More Fluorescent Dyes, More Data
13.1.2 Moving Flow Cytometry Out of Core Laboratories
13.1.3 Higher Throughput
13.1.4 Clinical Scale Cell Sorting
13.1.5 Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry
13.2 Recent Industry Developments, 2011-2013
14. Innovation and New Technology
14.1 Cell-Analyzing Bio Chips for Point-of-Care Testing.
14.2 Microchip Based Disposable Cell Sorting Technology
14.3 Microfluidic Cell Sorter with Integrated Piezoelectric Actuator
14.4 On-Chip Sorting Using Acoustically Enhanced Magnetophoresis
14.5 NanoCytometry
14.6 Micro-Fabricated Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorter
14.7 Flow Cytometry and a Cell Phone
14.8 Disposable Devices for CD4 T-Cell Enumeration
14.9 Non-Invasive Technique for Cytometric Analysis of Whole Blood
14.10 Innovative Startup Companies
14.10.1 Nanostring Technologies, Inc.
14.10.2 NanoCellect Biomedical, Inc.
14.10.3 Lamprogen
15. Gaps and Challenges
15.1 Software
15.2 Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry
16. Opportunities
16.1 Integrating Complementary Technologies
16.2 Automated Compound Screening
16.3 Specialized Flow Cytometers
16.4 Veterinary Testing
16.5 Marine Biology Systems
16.6 Plant Biology
17. Strategic Recommendations
17.1 Competing in the Flow Cytometry Market
17.2 International Operations Risks
17.3 Dependence on Government Funding and Healthcare Reform
17.4 Reimbursement for Clinical Diagnostics
18. The Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry Market
18.1 Introduction
18.2 Clinical Significance of the CD4 Test
18.3 Users
18.4 The Market Situation
18.5 The Regional Picture
18.5.1 Sub-Saharan Africa
18.5.2 India
18.5.3 Russia, Eastern Europe, Central Asia
18.5.4 China
18.5.5 Brazil
18.6 Market Projections 2013-2018
18.7 Competitive Landscape
18.8 Gaps and Challenges
18.8.1 Gaps
18.8.2 Challenges
18.9 Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry Innovation and New Technology
18.9.1 Immunochromatography
18.9.2 Cell Stacking/Sedimentation
18.9.3 Affinity Chromatography and Lysate Impedance Spectroscopy
18.9.4 Fluorescence Assay Illumination
18.9.5 Microchip Imaging Cytometry
18.9.6 Flow Cytometry and a Cell Phone
18.10 Point-of-Care Flow Cytometry Recent Industry Developments
19. Company Profiles
19.1 Abcam
19.2 Affymetrix eBioscience
19.3 Alere, Inc.
19.4 ALPCO Diagnostics
19.5 Apogee Flow Systems
19.6 Bangs Laboratories
19.7 Bay Bioscience
19.8 BD Biosciences
19.9 Beckman Coulter (Danaher)
19.10 Biocytex (Stago Group)
19.11 Bio-Rad Laboratories
19.12 BioVision
19.13 Cell Signaling Technology
19.14 Cira Discovery Sciences
19.15 Clarient (GE Healthcare)
19.16 Cytobank, Inc.
19.17 CytonomeST
19.18 Dako A/S
19.19 DVS Sciences, Inc.
19.20 IntelliCyt Corporation
19.21 Life Technologies
19.22 Luminex
19.23 EMD Millipore (Division of Merck KGaA Germany)
19.24 MBio Diagnostics
19.25 Miltenyi Biotec
19.26 Mindray
19.27 MiraiBio Group (Part of Hitachi Solutions America)
19.28 Nihon Kohden
19.29 Partec GmbH
19.30 PointCare Technologies
19.31 Promega Corporation
19.32 Propel Labs
19.33 R & D Systems (Techne Corporation)
19.34 Santa Cruz Biotechnology
19.35 Sigma-Aldrich
19.36 Soft Flow Hungary, Ltd.
19.37 Sony Biotechnology, Inc.
19.38 SouthernBiotech
19.39 Spherotech
19.40 Stratedigm
19.41 Sysmex
19.42 TaKaRa Bio
19.43 Thermo Fisher
19.44 Tree Star
19.45 TTP LabTech
19.46 Union Biometrica
19.48 U.S. Biological
19.49 Verity Software House
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