Bioinformatics Market Analysis, Developments and Forecasts 2016-2026

LONDON, October 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Revenue Predictions for Genomics, Metabolomics, Proteomics, Transcriptomics, Chemoinformatics and Drug Discovery Applications; Sales Breakdowns for the US, EU, Japan, China and India; and Discussion of Personalised Medicine, Pharmacogenomics, Next-Generation Sequencing, Diagnostic Biomarkers and Big Data

The Rising Bioinformatics Market - Introducing Your Guide to its Sales Potentials
What does the future hold for bioinformatics? With visiongain's new study you gain data and analysis to help you explore developments, technology and revenue predictions. See what is possible for those systems aiding drug development and applications such as genomics, metabolomics, proteomics and transcriptomics.

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Forecasts to 2026 and discussions on bioinformatics to save you time and help you succeed
Bioinformatics shows great promise for technological and commercial advances from 2016 to 2026, benefiting researchers, companies, healthcare providers and patients.

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Forecasting of that world market and submarkets - what does the future hold?
Discover in our report overall world revenue forecasting to 2026 for bioinformatic technologies. There you also find individual revenue predictions to 2026 for six submarkets at world level:
• Genomics
• Metabolomics
• Proteomics
• Transcriptomics
• Chemoinformatics and drug discovery
• Other applications.

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Which systems and applications will generate most revenue from 2016 to 2026? With our investigation you assess those outlooks for sales expansion, seeing where you could gain.

See what is happening in that information technology to manipulate and analyse biological and pharmaceutical data.

In our study you also explore opportunities for selling those computer software systems for analysing biological data in developed and developing countries. Assess needs and possibilities, seeing what is possible.

National markets - where will highest revenues and fastest growth occur?
Needs in medical research and drug discovery worldwide expand the use of bioinformatics in academic and commercial laboratories. Needs change and rise - explore emerging opportunities.

Our analysis shows you individual revenue forecasts to 2026 for these regions and countries:
• United States
• European Union
• Japan
• China
• India
• Rest of the world.

The new study shows regions with highest revenues, demand and sales potentials. You discover prospects for companies, appraising bioinformatic needs, demands and uses. Explore the possibilities for sustaining technological and commercial advances.

That way you discover what is possible. Our investigation also shows you qualitative analyses. Explore trends and opportunities, finding what they mean for that industry.

Events and forces influencing bioinformatics developers, producers and marketers
Our report explains forces affecting that medical technologies market, including these advances, applications, trends and needs:
• Database creation, management, warehousing (data banking), data mining, big data, cloud-based systems and networks
• Analysis of nucleic acid sequences, including next-generation sequencing (NGS) to help analysis of genetic information
• Bioinformatic analysis to map the proteome, transcriptome and metabolome
• Using genomic data to find links between diseases and genomic profiles to aid the screening of patients, helping personalised medicine
• Applications in drug discovery and pharmacogenomics - emerging opportunities.

Our report discusses other forces influencing that market, including these:
• Modelling, sequence alignment and expression analysis, and challenges for standardisation across bioscientific data platforms
• IT tools to analyse protein function and sequence, and uses involving biomarkers
• Reduced costs of next-generation sequencing likely to bolster the market
• Consolidations and alliances, including DNAnexus' collaborations - explore the effects of partnerships and other deals shaping that industry.

In our study you examine what stimulates and restrains that informatics market. That way you explore, from 2016, how bioinformatics companies, medical researchers and drug developers in large and specialist pharmaceutical companies can benefit.

Companies and overall 2020 market value - how high can revenues go?
Our analysis predicts the world market for bioinformatics will generate $11.43bn in 2020, more than tripling in overall size from 2015 to 2026. Via our multilevel forecasting, see what sales are possible. That industry and market hold many opportunities for participants to gain.

The report explores activities, progress, deals and outlooks of leading companies, including these organisations:
• QIAGEN
• Illumina
• Thermo Fisher Scientific
• 3rd Millennium
• DNASTAR
• DNAnexus
• Compugen.

You also see our interview with QIAGEN. With our survey you assess what bioinformatics specialists do and how they progress, helping you stay ahead in knowledge to aid success.

Main ways Bioinformatics Market Analysis, Developments and Forecasts 2016-2026 benefits your work
In these four main ways, our new investigation helps your research, analyses, plans, decisions and presentations:
• Revenues to 2026 at world level and for 6 bioinformatics submarkets - see outlooks for that rising industry, assessing prospects for that computer technology, its marketing and sales
• Forecasts to 2026 for 5 regional markets - investigate leading countries for potential revenues, needs and commercial expansions
• Discussions of bioinformatics specialists - assess technologies, products, progress, strategies and developmental efforts driving future success
• Analysis of what stimulates and restrains that market - investigate challenges and strengths facing those companies, helping you compete and gain advantages.

That study, by our in-house team in the UK, gives knowledge to benefit your planning, decisions and presentations. It shows data you find nowhere else, helping you stay ahead.

Trying our analysis now lets you see bioinformatic sales opportunities and predictions
Our new report gives independent analysis for everyone investigating commercial prospects for bioinformatic systems. There you receive business intelligence found only in our work, finding where progress and money lie in those analytical technologies.

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Organisations Mentioned in the Report 

100,000 Genomes Project

3rd Millennium

Affymetrix

Agilent Technologies

Alphabet

Amazon

Applied Biosystems

AstraZeneca

AstridBio

Baylor College of Medicine

BioBam

BIOBASE

Biomatters

BioNano Genomics

BIOVIA (formerly Accelrys)

BlueGnome

Burning Rock

Canada Foundation for Innovation

Cancer Moonshot Task Force

Centre for Genomics Research [HLI]

CLC Bio

Compugen

Dassault Systèmes

DNAnexus

DNASTAR

DOE (Department of Energy) [US]

FEI Company

Finnish Institute for Molecular Medicine

Garvan Institute of Medical Research

GDC (Genomic Data Commons)

Geisinger Health Systems

Genentech (subsidiary of Roche)

Genome.One (subsidiary of Garvan Institute of Medical Research)

Genomics England

Genomics plc

Geospiza

GIS (Genome Institute of Singapore)

Google

Harvard School of Medicine

Health Education England

HGP (Human Genome Project)

HGSC (Human Genome Sequencing Center) [Baylor College of Medicine]

HLI (Human Longevity Inc)

Illumina

Ingenuity Systems

Integromics (subsidiary of PerkinElmer Informatics)

Invitrogen Corporation

LabCorp

Life Technologies (now renamed Thermo Fisher Scientific)

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

MyCode Community Health Initiative [Geisinger Health Systems]

NCI (National Cancer Institute) [US]

NHS (National Health Service) [UK]

NIH (National Institute for Health Research) [UK]

Novogene

Ocimum Biosolutions

PerkinElmer

PerkinElmer Informatics (formerly CambridgeSoft Corporation, now subsidiary of PerkinElmer)

POLARIS (Personalised OMIC Lattice for Advanced Research and Improving Stratification)

QIAGEN

Regeneron

Regeneron Genetics Center

Roche

Sanger Centre

Saudi Genome Project

SCGPM (Stanford Center for Genomics and Personalised Medicine)

Solexa

Strand Lifesciences (subsidiary of Syngene International)

Syngene International

Thermo Fisher Scientific

University of California

University of Toronto

US National Human Genome Research Institute

VA (Department of Veterans Affairs) [US]

Verily Life Sciences (subsidiary of Alphabet)

Virginia Commonwealth University

Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute

WuXi NextCODE Genomics (subsidiary of WuXi PharmaTech)

WuXi PharmaTech

To see a report overview please email Sara Peerun on [email protected]

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