UK Molecular Diagnostics Market Outlook: Innovations, Trends and Opportunities for Suppliers
This report presents a comprehensive analysis of the UK molecular diagnostics market, including:
- Major issues pertaining to the UK molecular diagnostics laboratory practice, as well as key economic, regulatory, demographic, social and technological trends with significant market impact during the next ten years.
- An extensive review of DNA probe and biochip technologies, test formats, detection methodologies, trends in testing automation and amplification methods.
- Ten-year test volume and reagent sales forecasts for the following categories:
- Infectious Diseases
- Genetic Diseases
- Cancer
- Paternity Testing/HLA Typing
- Forensic Testing
- Review of testing methodologies an instrumentation technologies.
- Feature comparison of automated and semiautomated analyzers.
- Sales and market shares of leading suppliers.
- Over 60 specific opportunities for molecular diagnostic instruments, test systems, IT and auxiliary products.
- Profiles of major suppliers, and emerging market entrants, including their sales, product portfolios, marketing tactics, technological know-how, new products in R&D, collaborative arrangements and business strategies.
- Alternative market penetration strategies.
- Potential market entry barriers and risks.
- Business planning issues and concerns.
INTRODUCTION
WORLDWIDE MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
A. DNA SEQUENCING
1. Introduction
2. Sequencing Methods
3. Autoradiography
4. The Human Genome Project
5. Sequencing Automation
6. Image Scanners
7. Fluorescent Detection
8. Gene Profiling
9. Gene Expression
10. Polymorphism Screening
11. Protein Interaction Networks
B. DNA And RNA Probe Technology
1. Basic Principles
2. Probe Preparation
3. The DNA Probe Test
a. Sample Preparation
b. Hybridization
c. Separation
d. Detection/Measurement
4. Test Formats
a. Filter Hybridization
b. Southern Blot
c. Northern Blot
d. In Situ Hybridization
e. Others
5. Labeling Techniques
6. Amplification Methods
e.Polymerase Chain Reaction
Temperature Cyclers
PCR Variations
Immuno-PCR
QC-PCR
DAP-PCR
e.Strand Displacement Activation
e.TMA
e.Ligase Chain Reaction
e.Branched DNA
Hybridization Protection Assay
e.Nucleic-Acid Sequence-Based Amplification
e.Self-Sustained Sequence Replicase
e.Others
Ampliprobe
CAR
CAS
CPT
Dendritic Polymer Technology
ISO-CR
LAT
Probe Networks
RAMP
Repair Chain Reaction
Rolling Circles
Sequence Independent Gene Amplification
Sequence Initiation Reaction
SISPA
Solid Phase Amplification
c. Detection Technologies
1. Radioactive Methods
a. Overview
b. Major Isotopes
e.P-32
e.S-35
e.H-3
e.I-125
2. Non-Isotopic Methods
a. Enzymatic Labels
b. Chemical Labeling
e.Indirect Chemical Labeling
e.Direct Chemical Labeling
WORLDWIDE MARKET AND TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW
A. DNA SEQUENCING
1. Introduction
2. Sequencing Methods
3. Autoradiography
4. The Human Genome Project
5. Sequencing Automation
6. Image Scanners
7. Fluorescent Detection
8. Gene Profiling
9. Gene Expression
10. Polymorphism Screening
11. Protein Interaction Networks
B. DNA And RNA Probe Technology
1. Basic Principles
2. Probe Preparation
3. The DNA Probe Test
a. Sample Preparation
b. Hybridization
c. Separation
d. Detection/Measurement
4. Test Formats
a. Filter Hybridization
b. Southern Blot
c. Northern Blot
d. In Situ Hybridization
e. Others
5. Labeling Techniques
6. Amplification Methods
e.Polymerase Chain Reaction
Temperature Cyclers
PCR Variations
Immuno-PCR
QC-PCR
DAP-PCR
e.Strand Displacement Activation
e.TMA
e.Ligase Chain Reaction
e.Branched DNA
Hybridization Protection Assay
e.Nucleic-Acid Sequence-Based Amplification
e.Self-Sustained Sequence Replicase
e.Others
Ampliprobe
CAR
CAS
CPT
Dendritic Polymer Technology
ISO-CR
LAT
Probe Networks
RAMP
Repair Chain Reaction
Rolling Circles
Sequence Independent Gene Amplification
Sequence Initiation Reaction
SISPA
Solid Phase Amplification
c. Detection Technologies
1. Radioactive Methods
a. Overview
b. Major Isotopes
e.P-32
e.S-35
e.H-3
e.I-125
2. Non-Isotopic Methods
a. Enzymatic Labels
b. Chemical Labeling
e.Indirect Chemical Labeling
e.Direct Chemical Labeling
