Human Gene Sequencing Markets, Strategies & Trends. Forecasts by Application, by Technology, by Workflow, by Product, and by Country. With Executive and Consultant Guides and Impact of Artificial Intelligence. 2025 to 2029
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The plummeting costs for Genome Sequencing is creating a gold rush. New consumers, new technologies, new market niches. It is reminiscent of the birth of the internet industry; a wide range of well funded players are racing for market share on a global stage. This report forecasts the market size out for five years. The report includes detailed breakouts for 14 countries and 5 regions.
Tumor Cell Sequencing? Direct to Consumer? Gene Expression? Find out about the technology in readily understood terms that explain the jargon. What are the issues? Find the opportunities, and the pitfalls. Understand growth expectations and the ultimate market forecasts for the next five years.
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Table of Contents
1. Market Guides
1.1. Human Gene Sequencing Markets - Strategic Situation Analysis
1.2. Guide for Executives, Marketing, Sales and Business Development Staff
1.3. Guide for Management Consultants and Investment Advisors
1.4. Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Gene Sequencing Market
2. Introduction and Market Definition
2.1. Gene Sequencing Definition In This Report
2.1.1. Gene Sequencing
2.1.2. Hereditary
2.1.3. Non Invasive Prenatal Testing
2.1.4. Oncology
2.1.5. Psychology
2.1.6. WGES
2.1.7. Pharmacogenomic
2.1.8. Direct to Consumer
2.1.9. Research
2.1.10. Other
2.2. The Genomics Revolution
2.3. Market Definition
2.3.1. Revenue Market Size
2.4. Methodology
2.4.1. Methodology
2.4.2. Sources
2.4.3. Authors
2.5. Perspective: Healthcare and the IVD Industry
2.5.1. Global Healthcare Spending
2.5.2. Spending on Diagnostics
2.5.3. Important Role of Insurance for Diagnostics
2.6. Chromosomes, Genes and Epigenetics
2.6.1. Chromosomes
2.6.2. Genes
2.6.3. Epigenetics
2.6.4. Genetic Testing vs. Gene Sequencing
2.6.5. Cost and Pricing Practice
3. Global Listing of Sequencer Installed Base - Location & Contacts
3.1. Notes to Installed Base Listing
3.2. Illumina Installed Base
4. Market Overview
4.1. Players in a Dynamic Market
4.1.1. Academic Research Lab
4.1.2. Diagnostic Test Developer
4.1.3. Instrumentation Supplier
4.1.4. Chemical/Reagent Supplier
4.1.5. Pathology Supplier
4.1.6. Independent Clinical Laboratory
4.1.7. Public National/regional Laboratory
4.1.8. Hospital Laboratory
4.1.9. Physicians Office Lab (POLS)
4.1.10. Audit Body
4.1.11. Certification Body
4.2. Human Gene Sequencing -Markets, Examples and Discussion
4.2.1. Inherited Disease - Not what it used to be
4.2.1.1. Clinical and Research Lines Blur
4.2.1.2. Genetic Counselling - Not so simple anymore
4.2.1.3. The Genetic Blizzard - Issues of Access and Payment
4.2.2. Newborn Screening - The Standard of Care
4.2.2.1. Newborn Screening - Do Parents Want to Know?
4.2.3. NIPT - We've Only Just Begun
4.2.3.1. NIPT, IVF and the Fertility Practice - PGS, PGD, CCS
4.2.3.2. NIPT in the Future - Beyond Inherited Disease
4.2.4. Oncology - Understanding Two Worlds
4.2.4.1. The Tumor - A Sequence of Sequencing
4.2.4.2. The Tumor - Biopsy and Liquid Biopsy
4.2.4.3. The Human Genome - Predisposition and Prognosis
4.2.5. Pharmacogenomics
4.2.5.1. Sequencing Not the Only Player
4.2.5.2. New Roles for Old Drugs - A Research Bonanza?
4.2.6. Direct To Consumer - More Than Meets the Eye
4.2.6.1. DTC - How Many Segments?
4.3. Industry Structure
4.3.1. Hospital's Testing Share
4.3.2. The Rise of the Sequencing Lab
4.3.3. Sequencing as a Commodity
4.3.4. Informatics
4.3.5. Instrument Manufacturer Role
4.3.6. Healthcare Industry Impacts - Still Struggling
4.3.7. Can the Healthcare Industry Adapt?
4.3.8. Genetic Counselling as an Industry
4.3.9. Sequencing Adoption and Cannibalization
5. Market Trends
5.1. Factors Driving Growth
5.1.1. New Diagnoses
5.1.2. Wellness and Prevention
5.1.3. Fertility Technology
5.1.4. Cancer - Screening, Management and Monitoring
5.2. Factors Limiting Growth
5.2.1. Increased Competition Lowers Price
5.2.2. Lower Costs
5.2.3. Healthcare Cost Concerns Curtail Growth
5.2.4. Wellness has a downside
5.3. Sequencing Instrumentation
5.3.1. Instrumentation Tenacity
5.3.2. Declining Cost of Instruments Changes Industry Structure
5.3.3. Long Reads - Further Segmentation
5.3.4. Linked Reads
5.3.5. New Sequencing Technologies
6. Human Gene Sequencing Recent Developments
6.1. Recent Developments - Importance and How to Use This Section
6.1.1. Importance of These Developments
6.1.2. How to Use This Section
6.2. Adaptive Biotechnologies MRD Testing Grows
6.3. GeneDx to Acquire Fabric Genomics
6.4. Inclusive Newborn Sequencing Shows Potential
6.5. Delve Bio: Delve Detect
6.6. Caris CDx Assay Approval
6.7. Ambry Genetics: ExomeReveal
6.8. WGS Improves Pediatric Cancer Care
6.9. Cancer genomes identify candidate driver genes
6.10. Genetic Dx a game changer
6.11. Nonacus Galeas Tumor
6.12. Lucence LiquidHallmark Assay Gets Coverage
6.13. Garvan Institute Gets Gramt to Develop Genomics Tests