PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1404644
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1404644
The global cell reprogramming market size is expected to reach USD 664.2 million by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., growing at a CAGR of 8.52% from 2024 to 2030. Factors, such as increasing adoption of cell reprogramming in cancer research and growing focus on cell reprogramming, are expected to drive market growth. In addition, emphasis on collaborations and partnerships among key players is anticipated to boost market growth. Advancements in the mRNA reprogramming technique allow rapid, safe, and efficient generation of clinical-grade human iPS cells using somatic tissue. In addition, as mRNA is lower in size, the transfection process is simpler than other reprogramming vectors. When utilizing difficult-to-reprogram samples, mRNA reprogramming improves reprogramming efficiency by 1%.
Furthermore, this method can generate high-quality human iPS cells from somatic tissue more rapidly and safely, which increases the demand for mRNA reprogramming technology. Furthermore, there is the capability to reprogram human stem cells back to a naive state, allowing replication of the earliest developmental stages. For instance, in March 2022, researchers at the Babraham Institute identified key factors facilitating this reprogramming process. This new knowledge streamlines and expedites the generation of naive pluripotent stem cells for researchers. Moreover, cell reprogramming is experiencing growth due to significant government and public funding. This backing is a response to various benefits it offers to the healthcare sector, particularly in terms of its potential applications in medicine.
Furthermore, cell reprogramming has recently been repositioned from the lab to clinic by researchers. This shift is prominent in various clinical & academic research initiatives, encompassing regenerative medicine, disease modeling, and studies related to medication toxicity & drug discovery. The clinical utility of cell reprogramming, especially in regenerative medicine, has been significant. Increased strategic initiatives aimed at innovative product development through cell reprogramming is due to a growth in the research and academic institute segment. For instance, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine funded research groups to advance cellular reprogramming into therapeutic applications with a clinical focus.