Genome Editing Market Will Grow the Fastest in Asia-Pacific

As stated by a market research firm, P&S Intelligence, the total size of the genome editing market was USD 5,412.9 million in 2022, which will touch USD 20,397.8 million by 2030, powering at a rate of 18% in the years to come.

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There is a wide variety of features of genomics, for example agribusiness, drug research, forensics, veterinary sciences, and the identification of human genetic abnormalities, that are receiving strong focus from government as well as private biotech agencies. With NGS, the usage of genomics in forensics has significantly increased.

Furthermore, the usage of genome editing in marine engineering for the formation of nutraceuticals from algae is one of the developing trends. and Forensic sciences and personalized medicine are two other important areas where genomics is proving significant.

Based on application, the genome editing market is categorized into animal genetic engineering, cell line engineering and plant genetic engineering, amongst which the cell line engineering had the largest share, of about 50%, in 2022.

This growth has a lot to do with the growing use of cell line engineering in stem cell-based research. As a result of the rapid progressions, cell line engineering is extensively used for iPSCs, which help in changing the cell genetic content. The advent of cutting-edge gene editing methods, including CRISPR/Cas, ZFNs, and TALENs, has allowed profitable and suitable cell engineering.

Furthermore, the cell line development application is progressing because of the increasing requirement for the enhanced expression of therapeutic proteins, accompanied by its appropriateness for the anticipated post-translational alterations.

North America dominated the genome editing market, about 45%, in 2022. Furthermore, because of the expansion of gene therapy, increasing usage of genetically adapted crops, and easy obtainability of research funding, the region will contribute significantly to companies providing services and tools for gene editing.

Furthermore, the U.S. leads North America, chiefly because of the increasing private and government funding for genomics research.

Furthermore, the growing cases of rare disorders in Canada and the U.S. is pushing the market in North America.

The NIH say that about 25 to 30 million Americans suffered with over 7,000 rare ailments. This implies that 1 in 10 Americans suffer from rare ailments. Therefore, the growing requirement for emerging effective drugs drives the acceptance of novel DNA editing tools in these nations.

Also, the increasing count of research activities in genomics in Japan, India and China and the increasing investments made by private and public  organizations for gene editing purposes are the key factors pushing the market advance in the in the APAC.

Due to the increasing pace of tech advancements in genomics, it has powered the demand for genome editing all over the world.