February 14, 2018
WELLESLEY, Mass., Feb 14, 2018 – Advancements in genealogy and computational biology are key factors driving unprecedented growth in the global market for mobile applications of DNA sequencing. In a new report, Mobile Apps for DNA Sequencing: Global Markets, BCC Research estimates the overall market to grow from $28.8 billion in 2017 to $248.3 billion by 2022, indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 53.8%.
This comprehensive report analyzes mobile applications of DNA sequencing by studying the history, processes and trends used for mapping personal DNA. The analysis, which forecasts the market from 2017 through 2022, discusses important developments, technologies and factors influencing demand. In addition, it examines the increasing affordability of personal genome sequencing worldwide, trends at universities and institutes and trends in healthcare services. The study also provides insight into mobile applications of DNA sequencing, which include technological trends and changes in the approach to personal healthcare.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Health Service (NHS) are at the forefront of this developing market. This report addresses worldwide funding and the thought processes behind applying precision medicine to healthcare services. Clinical trials, developing technologies, software and cloud data storage, which are driving the translational science market for future precision medicine in healthcare, are also examined.
Research Highlights
“DNA sequencing is a globally developing market that’s being piloted in national healthcare facilities, primarily in the United States and United Kingdom, along with other global resources in the areas of genealogy and computational biology and rare diseases,” said Smruti Munshi, BCC Research analyst and author of the report. “The market is converging between DNA genealogy companies for family searches and computational biology to become one globally similar market in the treatment of healthcare. For example, it’s expected that in two to three years, the market for patients treated through their DNA will be generalized.”
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Mobile Apps for DNA Sequencing: Global Markets( BIO156A )
Publish Date: Feb 2018
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