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Emerging Markets For Microfluidic Applications EMMA Report 2009

Emerging Markets for Microfluidic Applications in Life Sciences and In-Vitro Diagnostics

Publication Date	August 2009
Publisher	Yole Development
Product Type	Report
Pages	not applicable
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	YOL00012

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Market and Technology Analysis of Microfluidic devices and technologies for: Point of care diagnostics; Pharmaceutical and life science research; Analytical devices; Industrial & environmental testing; Drug delivery; and Clinical & veterinary diagnostics.

Objectives Of The Report

The new Yole report presents microfluidics market data for 2006-2008 and market forecasts for 2009-2014 for life sciences and in-vitro-diagnostic applications, and provides detailed analysis of the market.

A specific section is dedicated on the analysis of what happened over the last 3 years (including Alliances & mergers, new products, fund raising...), which are key elements to understand the actual and future microfluidic market.

microfluidic applications

The report describes in detail the following applications: Point of care diagnostics; Pharmaceutical and life science research; Analytical devices; Industrial & environmental testing; Drug delivery; and, clinical & veterinary diagnostics. This analysis includes the market data, trends and drivers, key players and technologies

Microfluidic Technologies

The report provides an overview of the main fluid motion and manufacturing technologies. We describe, by application, the main material used (glass, polymer, silicon...), with their advantages and drawbacks.

Microfluidic Supply Chain

The report describes the microfluidic supply chain, from R&D to commercialization and distribution. It shows for each type of material the main players and their role in the supply chain.

Microfluidic Value Chain

The analysis of the value chain provides an understanding of costs related to the different manufacturing steps (included packaging and quality control) in relation to the cost of the final product which includes reagent, commercialization and distribution costs.

market

Microfluidic components are diverse and find many applications in the diagnostic and life Sciences fields. Microfluidics has entered the Life Sciences market as a key technology to provide solution to the market requirements in terms of:

Analysis automation through:
high parallelisation
multiplex analysis
Reduced analysis cost by lowering sample volume and reagents used
Faster analysis
Higher accuracy in fluid dispensing.

In 2014, the market of microfluidic devices will exceed $3 billion. Drug discovery remains the first microfluidics market, and will continue to grow significantly as well. This is particularly true for the technologies enabling multiplexing. However, the largest growth is expected in the field of Point of Care diagnostics.

Today, some products are moving from research applications to the clinical diagnostics and point of care fields. However, this trend is limited due to the relative high manufacturing costs of many microfluidic devices and the fact that significant hurdles remain in the technology itself and its fusion into the healthcare system.

COMPANIES CITED IN THE REPORT

Abaxis, Abbott / I stat, ACEA Bioscience, ADVALYTIX, Advanced Liquid logic, Advion Biosciences, Agilent, Applied Biophysics, Bellbrooks Laboratories, Biodot, BioFluidix, Bionas , Biosite , Boehringer Ingelgheim MicroParts, CALIPER Life Sciences, Capilix, CEA Leti, Cellectricon, Cellix, Cepheid , ChipRx Inc., Clondiag, Combimatrix, Cytoo, DALSA Semiconducteur, Debiotech , Directif GmbH, Dolomite Microfluidics, Eksigent, Epigem, Evotec , Fluidigm, Fluxion Bioscience, Genesystems / Pall Life Science, GeSim , Gyros, LabCyte , Medspray, Medtronic , Merlin Diagnostik, MicroCHIPS, MicroDrop , Nanion Technologies GmbH, Nanopoint, Nanostream, Perkin Elmer , Philips, Qiagen, Raindance Technologies, Scienion , Shimazu Biotech, Siemens Medical Solutions , SpinX Technologies, STmicroelectronics, Weidmann Plastics, Wilden, and many other...

1 - Executive Summary
2 - Introduction
- Introduction
- Methodology
3-Microfluidic markets 2009-2014
- Microfluidic markets
- Markets considered in this report
- Market geographical distribution
- Market distribution
- Impact of microfluidics
- Microfluidic applications
- Microfluidic components market value and forecast - Data
- Microfluidic components market value and forecast - Market in M$
- Microfluidic components market value and forecast - Market in Munits
- Compound Annual Growth Rates 2006-2008 and 2009-2014
- Market analysis
4- What Happened since 2007
- Microfluidics, a structured market
- Market data versus EMMA2007 forecasts
- Total diagnostics & Drug Delivery Markets 2006-2008; in M$
- Microfluidic Devices Market Evolution 2006-2008, in M$
- Market Breakdown in 2008
- Materials by Application
- Some product introduction
- Investments in microfluidics since 2007
- M&A in microfluidics since 2007
- Life & Death
5- Microfluidic Applications
- Microfluidics Applications
- Microfluidic Applications description
- Microfluidics for Analytical devices
- Microfluidics for Analytical devices
- Agilent Technologies (US) - HPLC-Chip/MS
- Eksigent Technologies (US) - nanoLC HPLC systems
- Nanostream (US) : Veloce Micro Parallel Liquid Chromatography (PLC) System
- Advion Biosciences (US) - NanoMate System for MS sample electrospray
- Cartridges for clinical and veterinary diagnostics
- Cartridges for clinical and veterinary diagnostics
- MicroParts/ Merlin Diagnostik Lilliput chip
- Directif GmbH - November AG Lab on a Chip
- Abaxis - Piccolo Xpress
- Microfluidic devices for Pharmaceutical and life science applications
- Microfluidic devices for Pharmaceutical and life science applications
- Gyros Gyrolab Bioaffy CD
- Fluidigm Dynamic Array for Single Cell Gene Expression
- CEA Leti Smartdrop
- Miniaturized cell based assays
- Cell based assays
- Miniaturized cell based assays Applications
- Ion channel drug discovery and screening
- Patch-clamp
- Cell transfection
- Living or fixed cells
- Primary cells and stem cells
- Drug discovery programs
- Toxicology and initial ADME studies
- Shear flow analysis
- ACEA Bioscience's real-time cell assay technology
- ADVALYTIX - AmpliGridPlatform
- Advanced Liquid logic
- Applied Biophysics
- Bellbrooks Laboratories
- Bionas - Adcon plate & reader
- Cellectricon
- Cellix
- Cytoo
- Evotec - High Throughput Screening
- Fluxion Bioscience: BioFlux
- Nanion Technologies GmbH
- Nanopoint
- Raindance Technologies
- SpinX Technologies (CH) - gCardsand SpinX Labfor HTS
- Microfluidic devices for Point of Care
- Microfluidic devices for Point of Care
- Abbott / I stat
- Biosite POC system
- STmicroelectronics:In-Check platform
- Clondiag Chip Technology AssayProcessor
- POC ongoing developments: Siemens Medical Solutions
- POC ongoing developments: Philips Magnetic Biosensor
- POC ongoing developments: DALSA Semiconducteur BioMEMS
- Capillary Electrophoresis chips
- Capillary Electrophoresis chips
- CALIPER Life Sciences (US)
- Shimazu Biotech
- Qiagen Qiaxcel
- Capilix Capella platform
- Microfluidic devices for Industrial and environmental testing
- Microfluidic devices for Industrial and environmental testing
- Cepheid - GeneXpertSystems
- Genesystems (Pall Life Sciences)
- Microdispensers
- Microdispensing
- Microfluidics positioning in the Liquid Handling market
- Microdispensers and workflow platforms
- Overview of low liquid-handling systems
- LabCyte Echo 550 Liquid handler
- Biodot
- BioFluidix TopSpot 5
- GeSim Nano-Plotters
- Perkin Elmer PiezoArray
- MicroDrop microdosing System
- Scienion FlexArrayer
- Agilent - Ink Jet SurePrint technology
- Shimatzu Biotech: Chemical Inkject Printer CHIP 1000
- Microfluidic devices for drug delivery
- Microfluidic devices for drug delivery
- Boehringer MicroParts Respimat
- Medspray: spray nozzles
- Micro Infusion pumps
- Medtronic Minimed Inc.
- Debiotech NanopumpTM
- MicroCHIPS
- ChipRx Inc.
- Active needle-free transdermal systems
- Transdermal Microneedle developments
6- Microfluidic Technologies
- Microfluidics technologies Overview
- Microfluidic Fluid motion strategy
- Microfluidic Prototyping and Production
- Materials by Application
- Silicon as a substrate for Life Science applications
- Glass as a substrate for Life Science applications
- Polymers as a substrate for Life Science applications
- Microfluidic technologies and materials
- Synthesis
- Microfluidic technologies: Main trends and conclusion
- Functions integration
- Functions integration, a main challenge
- Functions needed for Life Science applications
- A multi-disciplinary challenge
- Material combination, a main challenge
- Packaging techniques and their evolution
- Packaging evolution
- Advanced packaging: The challenges
- From 2D to 3D...
- Packaging for Life Science applications
- DALSA Semiconducteur: Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) and DNA Separation
7- Microfluidic supply chain
- Introduction
- Competences required along the microfluidic industrial chain
- Expectations of the microfluidic customers
- Glass industrial supply chain
- Polymer industrial supply chain
- Silicon Industrial supply chain
- IVD Industrial supply chain
8- Microfluidic Value chain
- Value chain analysis
- Case Study: Microarray component value chain
- Case Study: CALIPER Life Sciences LabChip
- Case Study: Cost Analysis Caliper Labchip
- Case Study: Caliper Labchip; Material Variation
- Case Study: Caliper Labchip; Production location
- Conclusion on the value chain
9- Conclusion
APPENDIX
APPENDIX 1
- Manufacturing Technologies
- Microfluidic technologies
- Chemical etching
- Photo-etching of glass
- Sand blasting/Powder blasting
- Electro Discharge Machining (EDM)
- Mechanical micromachining
- Laser Micromachining
- Micromolding - Injection molding
- Soft Lithography
- Hot Embossing
- Polymer chip manufacturing techniques
- Polymer microfluidic components
- Polymer microtechnologies flowchart
- Polymer microcomponents technology
APPENDIX 2
- Yole Developpement Presentation