FARMINGTON, Conn., Nov. 6, 2012 \/PRNewswire-iReach\/ -- Four innovating life science fields to keep an eye on include blood banking, spectrometry, anticoagulants, and cell and tissue culture. Thanks to an aging population and a steep increase in healthcare expenditures among other trends, these markets are on the rise. <\/p>\n
(Photo: http:\/\/photos.prnewswire.com\/prnh\/20121106\/CG07120<\/a>) <\/p>\n Global Information Inc (GII) presents four innovative life science market research reports from our premium research partner Global Industry Analysts, Inc. These global strategic business reports provide market forecasts, profile key companies and players, and review mergers, acquisitions and other strategic industry activities related to the dynamic markets for spectrometers, cell and tissue cultures, anticoagulants and blood banking. <\/p>\n Spectrometers and Spectrophoto\/Fluorometers <\/p>\n Spectroscopic instruments are the swiss army knife of laboratories they perform diverse tasks such as monitoring processes, identifying compounds and elucidating chemical structures. Driven by rising sales of instrument systems by laboratories, the market for spectroscopy instruments recovered in 2010 and experienced a strong resurgence in 2011 and is project to reach $18.4 billion by the year 2018. <\/p>\n Developed markets such as the United States, Europe and Japan account for a predominant share of the global market for spectrometers and spectrophoto\/fluorometers. Despite the continued dominance of developed regions, emerging economies specifically in Asia-Pacific, such as India and China, and Latin America are expected to offer newer opportunities owing to the different economics as well as application needs. <\/p>\n In the long run, demand from industries such as metals, chemicals and automotive is expected to continue driving growth in the spectroscopy market. Advancements in the areas of drug discovery and development, metabolomics, pharmacogenomics, and expanded application markets bode well for the future of spectroscopy market. Above average demand is also expected from security and defense industries; research targeted at discovery and use of new materials as well as continued growth in applications suitable for use in the life sciences market. Advanced spectrometers of the future will target the emerging demands of areas such as mineralogy, medicine, environment, pharmaceuticals and biochemistry. <\/p>\n An Executive Summary for this report and free sample pages from the full document are available at http:\/\/www.giiresearch.com\/report\/go134266-spectrometers.html<\/a> <\/p>\n Cell\/Tissue Culture Supplies <\/p>\n The global market for Cell\/Tissue Culture Supplies is projected to reach US$5.6 billion by 2018, driven by advances in biotechnology and life science research coupled with broader range of application areas. Going forward, the market for Cell\/Tissue Culture Supplies is expected to grow at an impressive pace, fueled by heightened interest in biopharmaceutical therapeutics, human and veterinary vaccine applications, and growing success of industrial biopharmaceuticals. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Continue reading here: FARMINGTON, Conn., Nov. 6, 2012 \/PRNewswire-iReach\/ -- Four innovating life science fields to keep an eye on include blood banking, spectrometry, anticoagulants, and cell and tissue culture Continue reading
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