BioInformatics, LLC New Report - Capitalizing on New Opportunities for Stem Cell Products, Now Available
Posted on: Tuesday, 5 May 2009, 12:29 CDT
The report will be available at pre-release pricing until
Life science suppliers can use this study to determine areas poised for growth (i.e., the market for stem cell culture media, sera, supplements and cell lines) in the stem cell research market, identify potential key competitors (including percentage of products purchased from each major supplier), and plan a long-term strategy to secure a leading position in this expanding market. The report includes detailed market share estimates across major stem cell product categories by market segment, geographic region and top suppliers.
In this report, scientists specify percentage of stem cell culture products purchased from each of the following suppliers:
ATCC BD Biosciences (a part of Becton, Dickinson and Co., NYSE: BDX) CellGenix Life Technologies (Nasdaq: LIFE) Lonza (SWX: LONN) Millipore (NYSE: MIL) Miltenyi Biotec R&D Systems (division of TECHNE Corp., Nasdaq: TECH) Sigma-Aldrich (divisions: SAFC Biosciences, Nasdaq: SIAL) Stem Cell Sciences (AIM: STEM) Stemcell Technologies Thermo Fisher Scientific (Hyclone, NYSE: TMO) Zen BioAs with any valuable research tool, it is important to obtain a better understanding of how stem cells are used in the lab and in particular, what differentiated cell types are of major interest. Although it may not come as a surprise to suppliers that the majority of respondents differentiate their stem cells into hematopoeitic and epithelial cells, other cell types are expected to be of increasing interest over the next couple of years. By 2011, osteogenic cells in particular, but also endothelial, cardiomyocytes, chondrocytes, and dendritic cells are projected to be differentiated states as common as hematopoeitic and epithelial cells. These findings have implications for product development as the cell types of interest will dictate the kinds of products that researchers will need to conduct their research and study various diseases.
"There is tremendous excitement, especially in the academic community, over the recent Executive Order signed by President
To learn more about this report, a complimentary Executive Summary is available at http://www.gene2drug.com/reports/201/.
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