Increasing Research-driven Medical Treatment Practices Propelling Global Cell Culture Market

Cell culture is a process wherein eukaryotic or prokaryotic cells are produced outside their natural environment, in controlled laboratory conditions. Heavy research involved in developing the optimum environment for cells to survive in artificial surroundings has led cell culture to emerge as one of the key tools in cellular and molecular biology, carcinogenesis, and mutagenesis studies. Owing to this, the global cell culture market is poised to be worth US$11.3 bn by 2022, increasing from its 2013 valuation of US$6.1 bn at a CAGR of 7.10% therein.

Growing Medical Research for Treatment of Multiple Diseases Benefits Global Market

The medical research sector exhibits an exclusive demand for cell cultures, wherein studies pertaining to aging and metabolic cell processes, origination of mutations, and effect of new drugs on cells are some of the major research areas that are benefitting the cell culture market. Cancer detection, manufacture of biologics, and drug discovery are some of the other medical research areas that are triggering growth of this market. 

R&D initiatives taken by life sciences and biotechnology companies, and academic and industry collaborations for the advancement of cell culture apparatus and methodologies have been significantly favorable for the growth of the cell culture market. The use of cell and tissue cultures to study the cellular mechanisms and drug response for diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s has been notable for the development of the cell culture market.

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Ethical Reasons Favor Cell Culture Methodologies sans Animal Components

The global cell culture market is divided on the basis of product type into two major segments, cell culture instruments and cell culture consumables. Cell culture consumables comprise the sera, media, and reagent segments. Out of these, it is the cell culture media segment that will be the fastest growing. The growing preference for animal-derived-component-free (ADCF) media, which ensures compliance with the ethical standards of medical research, is attributed to the phenomenal rise of this market segment.

By instrument, culture systems, pipetting systems, biosafety cabinets, incubators, roller bottle equipment, cryostorage equipment, and others are the segments of the cell culture market. Technological advancement in the design and function of cell culture instruments and increasing adoption of automated culture systems by manufacturers and researchers are promoting growth of the instruments product segment of the market. 

Outsourcing Practices Benefit Asia Pacific Cell Culture Market 

Apart from this, the global market for cell culture is divided into the regional segments of North America, Asia Pacific, Rest of the World (RoW), Europe, and Latin America. In 2013, North America stood as the largest regional market for cell cultures. Consistent research initiatives, which involve huge investments for the development of biologics and drugs, and the presence of top-notch biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and food and beverages companies are propelling the cell culture market in the region.

Asia Pacific is expected to be the fastest growing market for cell culture in the near future. Economic growth in China and India, in particular, has led to the development of modern research and manufacturing facilities, which is encouraging contract-based manufacturing and contract-based research outsourcing practices from the West.

In the Rest of the World and Latin America regions, increasing investments from both public and private agencies for life sciences research is driving the cell culture market. Improving healthcare infrastructure and governmental support for modern research practices are further aiding the growth of this market. 

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