PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1284061
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1284061
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Plant Genotyping Equipment Market is accounted for $755.6 million in 2022 and is expected to reach $1483.4 million by 2028 growing at a CAGR of 11.9% during the forecast period. Plant genotyping is the technique used to determine genetic variances by comparing the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequence of a sample or reference to a specified sequence. In order to develop plants with a high nutritional content and endurance to diseases and environmental stress, next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology is used. It aids in the research of species diversity and evolution, seed purity and germplasm characterization, and marker-assisted selection (MAS).
Due to the increasing number of people in the environment, demand for agriculture is rising quickly. In order to cope with the growing demand for food security around the globe, high-yielding crops must be developed. In order to ensure steady and increased crop production, it is essential to increase plants' tolerance of and adaptation to different adverse situations. This demands knowledge of both the genetic qualities linked to complex plant properties and the ways in which various environmental conditions affect these traits.
One of the slogans of the twenty-first century is to increase agricultural yield and productivity in response to climate change for food and feed. However, biotic and abiotic stresses are causing agricultural productivity to decline. From 7 billion to 12.3 billion individuals are expected to reside on Earth in this century. Food security around the world is significantly impacted by factors such as decreased agricultural yield and productivity due to water scarcity, diminishing farmland due to environmental change, pollution, the appearance of unique illnesses, pests and climate change.
The major expansion of biotechnology in the agriculture sector is the primary factor driving the world market. Modern methods may alter the agricultural industry's structural foundation as agriculture biotechnology develops. One of the major consequences of genetic engineering techniques is the genotyping of changed crops, which has strong promises to produce new genetic features in plants that could express insect resistance, pest resistance, and high nutrient value. Genotyping has the ability to considerably advance agricultural innovation by bringing about dramatic social change, ensuring food security, sustainable agriculture, and high crop yields. Moreover, rising global population levels and increased funding for research and development of new technologies related to sophisticated sequencing techniques also support market growth.
Although a variety of complexity reduction techniques are being developed to generate data from NGS platforms, polyploid crop species like potatoes, tobacco, cotton, canola, and wheat frequently make it challenging to locate candidate SNPs. In diploid species, minor allele frequency could be utilized as a broad indicator of potential SNPs. However, individuals frequently discover polymorphic loci within a single genotype in polyploid crops as a result of the presence of homologous loci from distinct subgenomes or paralogous loci from duplicated regions of the genome.
The global plant genotyping market has been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The supply chain for genotyping equipment was disrupted during the pandemic due to travel restrictions enforced by authorities throughout the world. Additionally, the plant genotyping lab was temporarily shut down as a result of the lockdown, which is damaging equipment demand. The unexpected COVID-19 pandemic outbreak caused the imposition of strict lockdown measures across a variety of nations, which had a severe influence on overall agriculture demand by temporarily halting various agricultural activities and creating labor scarcity.
The SNP genotyping equipment segment hold the largest market share in 2021 and is expected to dominate the market throughout the projection period. A single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), which can exist throughout the entire genome at varying frequencies in different species, is primarily responsible for genetic variability among the members of the species. The color of various plants or fruits, ripening, flowering time adaptability, crop quality, grain yield, or tolerance to various abiotic and biotic variables are only a few phenotypic characteristics that might vary between individuals due to SNPs. Additionally, it could change the amino acids in a gene's exon. The rapid growth of sequence technology, including SNP genotyping and genome sequencing, has resulted in the development of new and effective methods for mapping complex features and identifying the genes responsible for this complexity. This equipment is becoming more common in plant genetics and product development.
Due to the recent sharp rise in the number of research laboratories adopting plant genotyping for investigating various applied and basic features of plants, the laboratory segment is predicted to experience lucrative growth throughout the extrapolated period.
Due to increased research and development initiatives by major companies for the development of improved plant genotyping equipment in the region, the North American market is anticipated to experience largest market share over the projected timeframe. Canada has been an effective rival in the agriculture sector for decades due to its natural resources. Moreover, the Canadian government has always prioritized funding for R&D in agriculture. As a result, it has an enormous number of academic institutions and research facilities dedicated to undertaking ag-tech research.
Due to the rising demand for enhanced plant varieties free from genetic disease as well as the manufacture of microbiological and pest resistance plants in the region for better yield, the Asia-Pacific market is predicted to rise at a rapid rate during the forecast period. Additionally, the development of advanced sequencing platforms that take advantage of recent advancements in automation, computer science, and nanotechnology in this area has attracted significant investment from life science companies as a result of the expansion of SNP genotyping techniques.
Some of the key players in Plant Genotyping Equipment market include AgBiome, LLC , Agilent Technologies Inc., AUM LifeTech, Inc., BGI Genomics, Biome Makers Spain Inc., Eurofins Scientific, Evogene Ltd., Illumina, Inc., LGC Limited, Merck KgaA, Oxford Nanopore Technologies Limited , PerkinElmer Inc., Promega Corporation, Senda Biosciences, Inc. and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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In March 2018, Integrated DNA Technologies Inc. the U.S. based supplier of custom nucleic acids is acquired by Danaher Corporation. IDT operates as a brand and standalone operating company and within Danaher Corporation. This acquisition strengthen the Danaher's life science domain
In January 2018, Illumina announce launch of the iSeq 100 Sequencing System. This sequencing system delivers exceptional data accuracy at low cost.