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The Market for Library Preparation and Target Enrichment for Next-Generation Sequencing

Publisher Kalorama Information
Published Sep 07, 2018
Length 206 Pages
SKU # KLI15767637

Description

The Market for Library Preparation and Target Enrichment for Next-Generation Sequencing

Market for Library Preparation and Target Enrichment for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) examines the current market, providing a comprehensive market summary, including NGS sample preparation revenues and growth rates for 2017-2022 and NGS sample preparation revenues by geographic region for 2017 (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, rest-of-world).

As NGS science continues to evolve, the report examines trends in the market, including the gradual acceptance and validation of clinical applications, China becoming a major player in the market, and the broad range of deals and acquisitions that have occurred. Further, the report covers information about many of the current products available in the market, including the hardware, reagents, kits, and other consumables.

The Market for Library Preparation and Target Enrichment for Next-Generation Sequencing presents the market shares of the library preparation and target enrichment market in 2017 by company ($M, %). Agilent, Illumina, and Thermo Fisher Scientific are among the market leaders profiled in the report.

The report contains discussion of key challenges in the market for library preparation and target enrichment products, and provides strategic recommendations moving forward.

Table of Contents

206 Pages
    • Introduction
    • Product Introductions, Indications of Price Pressure
    • Stability in Sequencers Appears to Be Continuing
    • A Period of Rapid Adoption, But Lower Prices
    • High Likelihood of Longer-Term Challenges
    • Size and Growth of the Market
    • Background
    • Scope and Methodology
    • Applications and Definitions
    • Falling Costs, Improved Output, Smaller and Simpler
    • Broad Range of Deals and Acquisitions
    • Technologies Continuing to Push Boundaries
    • China Becoming Major Player in Market
    • More Systems Stalled or Cancelled
    • Gradual Acceptance and Validation of Clinical Applications
    • Success in Microbiology and Pathogen Detection
    • Regulatory Trends
    • Gradual but Rocky Progress with Regulation and Reimbursement
    • Selected Library Prep and Target Enrichment Products / Technologies Offered
    • Revenues Forecast
    • Revenues by Region
    • Illumina Consumables Revenues
    • Introduction
    • Library Preparation and Target Enrichment Market Shares
    • Smaller Companies Experiencing Mixed Success
    • Pacific Biosciences and Oxford Nanopore
    • Several NIPT Companies Fighting
    • Ariosa Diagnostics (Roche) Files Suit against Sequenom
    • Natera Sues Sequenom; Sequenom Sues Natera
    • Verinata Health and Stanford File against Sequenom
    • Verinata Health against Ariosa and LabCorp
    • Illumina Sues Ariosa Diagnostics for NIPT Test
    • Illumina Sues Premaitha Health for NIPT Test
    • Sequenom and Illumina Settle and Pool Patents
    • Sequenom Petitions Supreme Court
    • Illumina's Conflicts with Oxford Nanopore
    • Enzo Biochem Brings Suit against Numerous Companies
    • 454 (Roche) Sues Ion Torrent (Thermo Fisher)
    • RainDance Technologies Sues 10X Genomics
    • 10X Genomics' Dispute with Bio-Rad
    • Sequenom Shareholder Sues over Price "Capping"
    • Class Action Shareholder Lawsuit Filed against Pacific Biosciences
    • Helicos' Patent Infringement Suit against PacBio, Life Technologies, and Illumina
    • Illumina's Two Lawsuits against Complete Genomics for Infringement
    • Life Technologies and Illumina Dispute over Amplification on Solid Surfaces
    • Life Technologies Files Infringement Suit against Promega
    • Enzo Biochem Disputes Sequencing Patents
    • Azco Biotech Sues Qiagen and Intelligent Bio-Systems
    • Intelligent Bio-Systems (Qiagen) and Columbia University Sue Illumina for Infringement
    • LabCorp's Esoterix Sues Life Technologies
    • Genetic Technologies Sues Several Firms for Infringement of Haplotype Determination Technique
    • Illumina Sues Life Technologies over Ion Torrent Systems
    • Life Technologies Defeats VisiGen Stakeholders after Arbitration
    • Catalyst Assets Sues Life Technologies for Infringement
    • Patent Interference between Life Technologies and Pacific Biosciences
    • LadaTech Sues Illumina over DNA Amplification Patent
    • Illumina Files `841 Patent Infringement Suit against Affymetrix
    • Affymetrix and Illumina Settle Case over `243, `432, `531, `365, and `716
    • Applied Biosystems and Illumina Claims and Counter-claims over Sequencing-by-Ligation Both Unsuccessful
    • Recent Selected Significant Collaborations in the NGS Library Preparation and Target Enrichment Market
    • 10X Genomics
    • Agilent Technologies
    • F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
    • Fluidigm
    • Illumina
    • New England Biolabs
    • Oxford Nanopore
    • Pacific Biosciences
    • Qiagen
    • Thermo Fisher Scientific
    • Challenges
    • Strategic Recommendations

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