3D Cell Culture Global Market - Sample
3D Cell Culture Global Market - Sample
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Company Headquarters
3Dtro AB Sweden
Ascendance U.S.
BASF Germany
BioCellChallenge France
Biolamina AB Sweden
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Company Headquarters
Biomerix U.S.
Celartia U.S.
CellecBiotek AG Switzerland
Cellevate AB Sweden
Cellink Sweden
Celprogen U.S.
CTIBiotech France
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Company Headquarters
Cytoo France
Fluidinova SA Portugal
Fujifilm Japan
Gradientech AB Sweden
Keranetics U.S.
Insphero Switzerland
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Company Headquarters
Nanolive SA Switzerland
PerkinElmer U.K.
Prodizen Korea
Regenovo China
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Company Headquarters
StemTek Spain
UPM Finland
Xanofi U.S.
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1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The first attempt to culture cell artificially dates back to 1907, where Dr. Ross Harrison, an
Anatomy Professor, developed hanging drop technique to grow three-dimensional (3D) frog
embryonic nerve fragments via a coverslip. Since then, life science researchers have
depended on primarily adherent, two-dimensional (2D) cell culture techniques where cells of
interest are cultured in plastic or glassware for study of human cells, tissues, and disease
models. As intricacies of these techniques are understood advanced 3D models have been
developed which greatly influence the in-vitro culturing and driving cell culture market. In
contrast to 2D environment, cells grown in three-dimensions display higher degree of
intercellular interactions, assume more physiologically relevant morphologies and preserve
higher-order tissue processes. Tools, technologies, and protocols are making in-vitro 3D
analysis simple, cheap, reproducible and scalable-enough for adaptation in drug
development. As these tools have become more accessible and validated, researchers in
both academia and biopharma are shifting their attention from 2D to 3D cell culture. As
estimated by IQ4I Research, the 3D cell culture global market is valued at $XX million in
2017 and is expected to grow at a low double digit CAGR to reach $1,485.1 million by 2024.
Rising investments in research and development, increasing need for organ transplantation,
use of 3D cell culture models as a tool against animal testing, use of microfluidic technology,
and increasing focus on regenerative medicine are some of the factors that are driving the
market growth. The entry of new players with novel technologies and introduction of
technology driven products are creating an opportunity in the global 3D cell culture market.
Whereas, Lack of experienced and skilled research professionals, lack of consistency in 3D
cell culture products and budget restriction for small and medium-sized laboratories are
hindering the market growth. Stringent regulatory process controls and ethical concern over
animal source usage are the major threat to the market.
The recent progress in microfluidic technology, scaffolds, spheroids and gels-based systems
is making lot of difference in the market as they provide micro-scale complex structures and
well-controlled parameters to mimic the in vivo environment of cells and thereby gives an
opportunity for scientists to explore new applications such as tissue engineering, stem cell,
drug discovery and regenerative medicine. The rapid advancements in the field of cell
culture such as 3D bioprinting, organ-on-chip, and single use bioreactors is advancing day-
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by-day and has been accepted as the future direction of 3D cell culture market. Now-a-days,
ultra low attachment micro-plates (ULA) applications are increasing as researchers are
focusing on single spheroid and microtissue production for downstream assay compatibility
driving demand for ultra low attachment microplates. For instance, InSphero AG
(Switzerland), Corning Incorporated (U.S.), Perkin Elmer (U.S) are some the major
companies manufacturing these plates.
The 3D cell culture technology global market is broadly classified into scaffold based
platforms and scaffold free platforms, of which the scaffold based platforms, hold the largest
share in 2017. However the scaffold free platforms are expected to grow at a faster rate.
Furthermore scaffolds hold the largest share among the scaffold based platforms that
include hydrogels and other products as well. Similarly, the forced floating method occupied
the largest share within the scaffold free market when compared to the other methods such
as hanging drop method, agitation based methods and microfluidics.
A number of product categories are available in the 3D cell culture market that include cells
& tissues, media, sera and reagents, microplates and others, assay kits, scaffolds and other
products. The media, sera and reagents segment occupy the largest share in 2017.
However the scaffolds market seems to be the fastest growing, due to the advancements in
technologies in this area including the uptake of bioprinting technology.
There are a number of applications in which 3D cell culture products are used that include
basic research, toxicity and drug safety screening, tissue engineering, stem cell research,
drug discovery, gene therapy and cancer research. The toxicity and drug safety screening is
a field in which recent advanced are recognized making it the largest segment in 2017. From
an end-users perspective the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries occupy the
largest share in 2017 followed by CROs and hospitals is growing at the fast rate.
Geographically, 3D cell culture market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific
and Rest of the world. North America dominated the market with largest share in 2017, due
to increased government funding, rising incidence of cancer, development of new models for
candidate drug screening and cytotoxicity testing, expanding biopharmaceutical industries
and high healthcare expenditure. Europe accounts for second largest share followed by
Asia-pacific region and it is expected to grow at the highest rate due to increased healthcare
awareness, improved economic growth, low operating cost and increased outsourcing.
Significant new product launches, collaborations and partnerships joint ventures are some of
the industry trends that are playing a major role for the market growth.
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Some of the major companies that manufacture 3D cell culture products include, Becton
Dickenson & Company (U.S.), Thermofisher Scientific (U.S.), Corning (U.S.), Lonza
(Switzerland), Merck KGaA (Germany), Kuraray Co. Ltd. (Japan), Insphero (Switzerland),
Nano 3D Biosciences (U.S.), JSR Corporation (Organogenix Inc.) (Japan), and Organovo
Holdings Inc. (U.S.).
Emerging players in the 3D cell culture market include, 3D Matrix Co (Japan), AMSBio LLC
(U.S.), Ascendance (U.S.), BioCellChallenge (France), Biolamina AB (Sweden),
CellecBiotek AG (Switzerland), CelVivo IVS (Denmark), Cytoo (France), Fujifilm (Japan),
Hurel Corp (U.S.), Nanopahrma AS (Czech Republic), Prodizen (Korea), etc.
FIGURE 1
1,600.0
Represents CAGR % (2017-2024)
1,400.0 XX%
1,200.0 XX%
Market Size ($Mn)
1,000.0
XX%
800.0
600.0
400.0 XX%
200.0
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2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
North America Europe Asia-Pacific RoW
Source: The Society for In-vitro Biology (SIVB), International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR), American
Type Culture Collection (ATCC), European Collection of Authenticated Cell Cultures (ECACC), Cell Culture and
Bio-processing Asia Congress (CCBPAC), WHO, Industry Expert Interviews and IQ4I analysis
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FIGURE 2
1,200.0
1,000.0
Market Size ($MN)
800.0
600.0
400.0
200.0
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2016 2017 2018 2024
Scaffold Free platforms Scaffold based platforms
FIGURE 3
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FIGURE 4
2017 2024
Media, Sera and Reagents Scaffolds Cells& tissues Microplates and Others Assay Kits Others
FIGURE 5
450.0
400.0
350.0
Market Size ($MN)
300.0
250.0
200.0
150.0
100.0
50.0
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Basic Toxicity and Tissue Stem cell Drug Gene Cancer
Research Drug Safety engineering research Discovery therapy Research
screening
2017 2024
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FIGURE 6
800.0
700.0
600.0
Market size ($Mn)
500.0
400.0
300.0
200.0
100.0
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Academic institues Biotechnology and Others
pharmaceutical
industries
2017 2024
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3 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
FIGURE 7
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TABLE 1
Revenue
Others
Sl. Number of
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
Company Headquarters ($ million
No. Employees
2017)
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4 MARKET ANALYSIS
For example, in September 2017, National Institute of Health awarded about $30 million over
two years to a group of researchers who have been working on developing 3D models of
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other diseases. Similarly, in October 2015 InSphero AG
received €750,000 funding from EU-ToxRisk consortium for development of organotypic 3D
cell culture models for animal-free hazard and risk assessment of chemicals. Also, various
medical hospitals and university are funded for development of regenerative medicine and
tissue engineering solutions for unmet medical needs using 3D cell culture techniques. Thus,
such substantial R&D investments in the field of 3D cell culture is driving the growth of the
market.
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5 INTRODUCTION
The research on 3D cell culture global market involved both widespread secondary and
primary research. The secondary research was carried out on company websites, annual
reports, SEC filings, associations, articles, press releases and journals to identify and collect
both the qualitative and quantitative data related to 3D cell culture products. The primary
sources were experts from supply side such as CEOs, directors, and VP’s, and from demand
side such as research directors, principal scientists, and research heads. All the primary
sources were interviewed to acquire and verify critical qualitative and quantitative information
and also to assess the future forecast of all segments of the 3D cell culture global market.
Along with these, the additional information extracted was about the key players in this
industry with their market revenues, products and developments. The factors responsible for
growth and restriction of the 3d cell cultureglobal market along with the future opportunities
were also determined through secondary research and verified through primary sources.
The following illustrative figure shows the market research methodology applied in making
this report on the 3D cell culture global market.
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FIGURE 8
Top down approach was used to derive the 3D cell culture global market as well as the 3D
cell culture based on technology, products, applications, end-users and geography. Different
percentage splits were applied for different segments of the 3D cell culture market. Even the
geographical splits differ in each of the disciplines. The bottom-up approach was followed for
market share analysis of the key players and thereby deriving the final 3D cell culture global
market value.
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6 MAJOR COMPANIES
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5,589.0
6,504.0
8,105.0
Source: Annual/Financial Reports, SEC Filings, Investor Presentations, Press Releases and IQ4I Analysis
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FIGURE 10
Hybrid Composite
Hydrogels
Others
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6.2.1 ASSUMPTIONS
Parameter Assumptions
Note: Values in some of the segment or sub-segment do not add due to round-off errors.
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