Targeted DNA RNA Sequencing Market Growth & Trends:
The global targeted DNA RNA sequencing market size is expected to reach USD 34.56 billion in 2030 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 19.4% from 2024 to 2030. Targeted Sequencing has emerged as a key technology in life science research by enabling examination of a specific region of interest while keeping the seq. cost as well as the complexity of data under manageable limits.
This approach enhances sequencing depth by allowing the evaluation of specific coding regions within genes or specific genes, which are known to harbor mutations for disease pathogenesis. Several research projects have employed this technology to avoid wastage of information and extra cost and study only relevant genes. The number of such projects continues to grow, consequently driving the market.
Innovations to address the pitfalls of targeted enrichment methods are anticipated to enhance the usage rate of this technology throughout the forecast period. Moreover, with a decrease in seq-cost and improvement in informatics, targeted methods have become more accessible for use in clinical settings than ever.
Targeted DNA RNA Sequencing Market Report Highlights:
- Rapid advancements in NGS and its ancillary protocols can be attributed to the growth of this segment.
- Out of all the NGS-based targeted methods, exome-seq held the largest share.
- This can be attributed to the fact that though it accounts for less than 2% of the genome, it contains 85% of the known disease-relevant variants.
- Entire targeted approach is broken down into presequencing, sequence determination, and data analysis.
- Being the most crucial step, sequencing accounted for the largest share.
- This space has revolutionized various applications of life sciences, including human biomedical research, plant & animal sciences, drug discovery, and others.
- Out of all, human biomedical research is estimated to be the largest application of this space due to its high usage in studying disease pathogenesis.
- The targeted DNA/RNA sequencing market is bifurcated into DNA-seq and RNA-seq, based on the sample type.
- DNA-sequencing has been estimated to generate higher revenue over its counterpart segment. This can be attributed to the presence of a wide range of products and kits for DNA-seq.
- As per end use, academic research is estimated to be the largest segment owing to the increase in seq-based projects at universities and other academic centers.
- North America held the largest share owing to the presence of effective regulations pertaining to approval of genetic tests and bioinformatics tools.
- Moreover, the U.S. is observed to have the highest number of installed sequencers, which in turn, has contributed to the large share of the North America regional market.
- Asia Pacific is expected to emerge as the fastest growing regional market.
- Rise in genome-based projects coupled with constant GDP growth in Asian countries is expected to drive the Asia Pacific market.