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[Report]

The Molecular Diagnostics Market DNA Probes And Biochips: Spain

Published: 2006/09

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Table of Contents

I. INTRODUCTION

II. 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
      • * PCR
        • Temperature Cyclers
        • PCR Variations
      • * Immuno-PCR
      • * QC-PCR
      • * DAP-PCR
      • * SDA
      • *TMA
      • * LCR
      • * bDNA
      • * HPA
      • * NASBA
      • * 3SR
      • * 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
  • C. DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES
    • 1. Radioactive Methods
      • a. Overview
      • b. Major Isotopes
      • (P-32, S-35, H-3, I-125)
    • 2. Non-Isotopic Methods
      • a. Enzymatic
      • b. Chemical (Indirect, Direct)
      • c. Fluorescence
      • d. Chemiluminescence
      • e. Electrical Conductivity
  • D. INSTRUMENTATION REVIEW
    • 1. Abbott LCx
    • 2. Autogenomics Infinity
    • 3. Beckman Coulter/Biomek FK
    • 4. Becton Dickinson SDA
    • 5. Bio-Rad GeneScope
    • 6. Gen-Probe Tigris
    • 7. Nanosphere Verigen Series
    • 8. Roche Cobas Amplicor
    • 9. Tecan LS Series
  • E. BIOCHIPS:GENOSENSORS,MICROARRAYS, AND LABS-ON-THE-CHIP
    • Liquid Transportation and Mixing
    • Separation
    • Reaction
    • Detection
  • F. PHARMACOGENOMICS
  • G.MAJOR APPLICATIONS
    • 1. Microbiology/Infectious Diseases
      • a. Overview
      • b. Major Infectious Diseases
        • * AIDS
        • * Adenovirus
        • * Anthrax/Bacillus Anthracis
        • * Babesiosis
        • * BEA/Bartonella
        • * Chagas Disease
        • * Campylobacter
        • * Chlamydia
        • * Creutzfeldt-Jakob' s Disease
        • * Cytomegalovirus
        • * Ebola Virus
        • * EchoVirus
        • * Encephalitis
        • * Enteroviruses
        • * Epstein-Barr Virus
        • * Gonorrhea
        • * Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E, F, G
        • * Herpes Simplex Virus
        • * Legionella
        • * Lyme Disease
        • * Malaria
        • * Mycoplasma
        • * Papillomaviruses/HPV
        • * Parvovirus B19
        • * Pneumonia
        • * Polyomaviruses
        • * Salmonellosis
        • * Shigellosis
        • * Streptococci
        • * Toxoplasmosis
        • * Tuberculosis
        • *West Nile Virus
        • *Yersinia
      • c. Antibiotic Susceptibility
    • 2. Cancer Testing
      • a. Overview
      • b. Major Cancer Types
        • * Prostate
        • * Lung
        • * Colon and Rectum
        • * Breast
        • * Skin
        • * Uterine
        • * Leukemia
        • * Oral
      • c. Oncogenes
    • 3. Genetic Diseases
      • a. Overview
      • b. Nucleic Acid Amplification
      • c. Chromosome Imaging
      • d. Genomics Technologies
      • e. Proteomics Technologies
      • f. Current PharmacogenomicTest
      • g. Future Pharmacogenomic Testing
      • h. Major Diseases
        • * Achondroplasia
        • * Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease
        • * Cancer
        • * Cosmetogenomics
        • * Cystic Fibrosis
        • * Down' s Syndrome
        • * Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy
        • * Factor V (Leiden)
        • * Factor IX Deficiency
        • * Fragile X Syndrome
        • * Heart Disease
        • * Hemochomatosis
        • * Hemophilia
        • * Huntington' s Disease
        • * Maternal-Fetal Incompatibility
        • * Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia
        • * Phenylketonuria (PKU)
        • * Polycystic Kidney Disease
        • * Prenatal Screening
        • * Retinitis Pigmentosa
        • * Retinoblastoma
        • * Sickle Cell Anemia
        • * Spinal Muscular Atrophy
        • * Vitamin B12 Metabolism
      • i. Social Issues and Concerns
    • 4. Forensic Testing
      • a. Overview
      • b. Multilocus and Single Locus Probes
        • * Multilocus Probes
        • * Single Locus Probes
        • * PCR and RFLP
      • c. The FBI
      • d. DNA Profile Data Banks
        • * USA
        • * UK
      • e. Judicial Implementation
      • f. Major Crime Categories
      • g. Factors Contributing to the DNA Probe Market Expansion
        • * Technology Availability
        • * Use of Hair as Evidence
      • h. Wildlife Forensics
    • 5. Paternity Testing/HLA Typing
    • 6. Other Applications
      • a. Disease Susceptibility
      • b. Cardiovascular Diseases
      • c. Diabetes
      • d. Alzheimer' s Disease
      • e. Plasma Purification
      • f. Organ Transplantation
      • g. Water Contamination
      • h. Others
  • G.COST ANALYSIS
    • 1. Equipment
    • 2. Consumables
  • H.COMPETING/COMPLEMENTING TECHNOLOGIES
    • 1. Monoclonal Antibodies/Immunoassays
    • 2. RNA Probes
    • 3. 2D Electrophoresis
    • 4. Flow Cytometry
  • I.REIMBURSEMENT ISSUES
  • J.WORLDWIDE MARKET OVERVIEW
    • 1. Business Environment
    • 2. Market Structure
    • 3. Market Size and Growth

SPAIN

  • A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
  • B. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
  • C. MARKET STRUCTURE
  • D. MARKET SIZE, GROWTH AND MAJOR SUPPLIERS' SALES AND MARKET SHARES

X.MAJOR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES

  • A. INSTRUMENTATION
  • B. REGEANT KITS AND TEST SYSTEMS/PANELS
  • C. COMPUTERS, SOFTWARE AND AUTOMATION
  • D. AUXILIARY PRODUCTS

XI. DESIGN CRITERIA FOR DECENTRALIZED TESTING PRODUCTS

XII. ALTERNATIVE MARKET PENETRATION STRATEGIES

  • A. INTERNAL DEVELOPMENT
  • B. COLLABORATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
  • C. UNIVERSITY CONTRACTS
  • D. DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES FOR DECENTRALIZED MARKETS
    • 1. Marketing Approaches
    • 2. Product Complexity
    • 3. Customer Preference
    • 4. Established Suppliers
    • 5. Emerging Suppliers
    • 6. Major Types Of Distributors
    • 7. Market Segmentation

XIII. POTENTIAL MARKET ENTRY BARRIERS AND RISKS

  • A. MARKET MATURITY
  • B. COST CONTAINMENT
  • C. COMPETITION
  • D. TECHNOLOGICAL EDGE AND LIMITATIONS
  • E. PATENT PROTECTION
  • F. REGULATORY CONSTRAINTS
  • G. DECENTRALIZED TESTING MARKET CHALLENGES

XIV. COMPETITIVE PROFILES

XV. APPENDIXES

  • APPENDIX A: Major Companies Developing Or Marketing Molecular Diagnostic Reagents And Test Kits
  • APPENDIX B: Major Universities and Research Centers Developing Molecular Diagnostic Technology
  • APPENDIX C: Glossary of Terms
  • APPENDIX D: Currency Exchange Rates Abbott

List of Tables:

  • Table II-1: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Thermocyclers
  • Table II-2: Major Companies Developing or Marketing AIDS Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-3: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Adenovirus Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-4: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Campylobacter Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-5: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Chlamydia Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-6: Major Companies Developing or Marketing CMV Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-7: Major Companies Developing or Marketing EBV Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-8: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Gonorrhea Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-9: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Hepatitis Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-10: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Herpes Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-11: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Legionella Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-12: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Lyme Disease Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-13: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Mycoplasma Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-14: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Papilloma Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-15: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Pneumonia Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-16: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Salmonella Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-17: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Shigella Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-18: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Streptococci Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-19: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Toxoplasmosis Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-20: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Tuberculosis Molecular Diagnostic and Other Direct Identification Tests
  • Table II-21: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Cancer Molecular Diagnostic Tests
  • Table II-22: Major Companies Developing or Marketing Molecular Diagnostic Tests For Genetic Diseases
  • Table II-23: Worldwide, Laboratories Performing DNA Sequencing by Country
  • Table II-24: Worldwide, Molecular Diagnostics Market, Potential Laboratory Universe by Country
  • Table II-25: Worldwide, Molecular Diagnostic Test Volume Forecast by Country
  • Table II-26: Worldwide, Molecular Diagnostics Market Forecast by Country
  • Summary Table: Spain, Molecular Diagnostic Test Volume and Sales Forecast by Major Application
  • Table VII-1: Spain, Laboratories Performing DNA Sequencing by Market Segment
  • Table VII-2: Spain, Molecular Diagnostics Market, Potential Laboratory Universe by Segment
  • Table VII-3: Spain, Molecular Diagnostic Test Volume Forecast by Major Application
  • Table VII-4: Spain, Major Infectious Diseases Molecular Diagnositic Test Volume Forecast by Assay
  • Table VII-5: Spain, Infectious Disease Screening NAT Volume Forecast
  • Table VII-6: Spain, Molecular Diagnostics Market Forecast by Major Application
  • Table VII-7: Spain, Infectious Disease Screening NAT Market by Test
  • Table VII-8: Spain, Molecular Diagnostics Market by Major Supplier
  • Table VII-9: Spain, HIV/Hepatitis NAT Screening Market by Major Supplier
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[Report]
The Molecular Diagnostics Market DNA Probes And Biochips: Spain
Published: 2006/09
Published by : Venture Planning Group Venture Planning Group

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