Description
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies encompass the modern, post-Sanger sequencing techniques that revolutionized and expanded the fields of molecular biology and genomics in recent years. NGS has been a disruptive technology that had a substantial impact on the characterization of the genome of various species, and has found numerous applications in a large variety of fields, including clinical diagnostics, drug discovery and development, agriculture, and forensics. Next-Generation Sequencing Markets provides an in-depth look at the sequencing market, including data for 2018-2023 for the following markets:
- Next-Generation Sequencing Market
- Next-Generation Sequencing Consumables Market
- Next-Generation Sequencing Market by Region: U.S.
- Next-Generation Sequencing Market by Region: Europe
- Next-Generation Sequencing Market by Region: Europe
- Market Size by Application: Diagnostics
- Market Size by Application: Pharmaceuticals
This report includes a Survey of Labs Using Next-Generation Sequencing. The survey was conducted by an experienced NGS market analyst who interviewed lab managers and directors to obtain a real-world view point on the next-generation sequencing market today.
- Please describe the lab’s industry and function?
- How many sequencers does the laboratory have, and which models?
- For your most recent sequencers, please describe: the model, what applications are run typically (by percentage), how often or how many samples (runs, samples, slides, flow cells, plates, multiplexed or not).
- Which applications are expected to increase most?
- Does the lab outsource any sequencing? For what reason(s)?
- How does the lab/ organization address regulated patient samples?
- Does the lab have accreditation for regulated patient samples?
- Which sequencers are used for regulated and non-regulated patient samples?
- In what disease areas does the lab sequence regulated/ non-regulated patient/ human samples? What disease areas are expected to grow the most from 2017-2018?
- What percentage of samples sequenced are patient samples subject to regulation, patient/ human samples not subject to regulation, and non-patient/ non-human samples not subject to regulation? How is this expected to change from 2017-2018
- How much is the volume of NGS and capillary sequencing expected to change overall from 2017 to 2018?
- What sequencer features, or steps in the sequencing process would you most like to be changed/ improved?
- What is the main bottleneck in your sequencing process (ie at what step do things back up)?
- How challenging are data analysis and data management?
- Which systems would the lab most likely consider for future purchases?
- What is the likely time-frame for future sequencer purchases?
- Which systems are likely to be used in the future for regulated patient samples (and are not being used currently for that)?
- What barriers or other issues would hinder the growth of sequencing, particularly NGS, in clinical areas?
Company Profiles – Next Generation Sequencing Companies
- 10x Genomics, Inc.
- Agilent
- BGI
- Bio-Rad Laboratories
- Fluidigm
- Illumina, Inc.
- MilliporeSigma
- Mission Bio, Inc.
- NanoString Technologies
- New England Biolabs, Inc.
- NuGen Technologies, Inc.
- Oxford Nanopore Technologies Ltd.
- Promega Corporation
- Qiagen
- Roche
- Swift Biosciences
- Thermo Fisher Scientific
Table of Contents
1: Market Analysis and Report Summary
Overall Sequencing Market Revenues
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- Table 1-1: NGS Sequencing Market, 2018-2023
- Table 1-2: Estimated Sequencing System Market Revenues, 2018-2023
- Table 1-3: Estimated Sequencing System Consumable Market Revenues, 2018-2023
- Table 1-4: Estimated Sequencing System Market Revenues, 2018-2023
- Figure 1-1: Estimated Shares by Product Type, 2018 (%)
- Figure 1-2: Forecast Shares by Product Type, 2023 (%)
- Regional Breakout
- Figure 1-3: Regional Breakout
- Market Share
- Figure 1-4: Market Share by Vendor
Scope
Methodology
Outline
Demographics
- Regional Distribution of Respondents’ Labs
- Table 1-5: Regional Distribution of Respondent Labs
- Figure 1-5: Regional Distribution of Respondent Labs (%)
- Industrial Distribution of Respondents’ Labs
- Table 1-6: Primary Industry/ Segment Labs Belong To
- Figure 1-6: Primary Industry/ Segment Labs Belong To (%)
- Table 1-7: Industry/ Segment(s) Labs Belong To, by Region
- Table 1-8: Industry/ Segment(s) Labs Belong To, by Region (%)
- Figure 1-7: Industry/ Segment(s) Labs Belong To, by Region (%)
- Laboratory Function of Respondents’ Labs
- Table 1-9: Major Function(s) of Respondent Labs
- Figure 1-8: Major Function(s) of Respondent Labs (%)
- Table 1-10: Major Function(s) of Labs, by Region
- Table 1-11: Major Function(s) of Labs, by Region (%)
- Figure 1-9: Major Function(s) of Labs, by Region (%)
- Distribution by Number of Sequencers
- Table 1-12: Distribution of Total Sequencers in Labs
- Figure 1-10: Distribution of Total Sequencers in Labs
- Table 1-13: Number of Next-Generation Sequencers in Labs
- Figure 1-11: Number of Next-Generation Sequencers in Labs
- Table 1-14: Number of ABI Capillary Sequencers in Labs
- Figure 1-12: Number of ABI Capillary Sequencers in Labs
- Brand(s)/ Types(s) of Sequencers Owned, Overall
- Table 1-15: Brand(s)/ Type(s) of Sequencers Owned by Labs
- Table 1-16: Number of a Given Brand / Type in Labs Owning Type, 2019
- Figure 1-13: Avg. Number of a Given Sequencer in Labs Owning Type, 2019
- Table 1-17: Number of a Given Brand / Type in Labs Owning Type, 2017
- Figure 1-14: Avg. Number of a Given Sequencer in Labs Owning Type, 2017
- Library Preparation and Other Automation
- Table 1-18: Library Preparation and Automation Systems
- Position/ Role of Respondents
- Table 1-19: Position/ Role of Respondent
- Figure 1-15: Position/ Role of Respondent (%)
2: System Installations
Overall Installed Base
- Distribution of Sequencer Models
- Table 2-1: Sequencer Models in Respondents’ Labs
- Figure 2-1: Sequencer Models in Respondents’ Labs (%)
- Table 2-2: Installed Base of Labs, by System(s) Owned (# of Systems)
- Table 2-3: Installed Base of Labs, by System(s) Owned (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-2: Installed Base of Labs, by System(s) Owned (% of Systems)
- Table 2-4: Installed Base of Labs, by System(s) Owned (% of Systems)
- Distribution of Number of Sequencers
- Table 2-5: Distribution of NGS vs. Capillary Systems (# of Labs)
- Figure 2-3: Distribution of NGS vs. Capillary Systems (# of Labs)
- Table 2-6: # of NGS Systems by # of Capillary Systems (% of Labs)
- Figure 2-4: # of NGS Systems by # of Capillary Systems (% of Labs)
- Table 2-7: # of Capillary Systems by # of NGS Systems (% of Labs)
- Figure 2-5: # of Capillary Systems by # of NGS Systems (% of Labs)
Installed Base by Region
- Overall Brand/ Type
- Table 2-8: Number of Systems Installed in Labs, by Region
- Table 2-9: Sequencer Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (# of Systems)
- Table 2-10: Sequencer Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-6: Sequencer Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
- Next-Generation Systems
- Table 2-11: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (# of Systems)
- Table 2-12: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-7: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
- Capillary Systems
- Table 2-13: Capillary Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (# of Systems)
- Table 2-14: Capillary Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-8: Capillary Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Region (% of Systems)
Installed Base by Industry Segment
- Overall Brand/ Type
- Table 2-15: Number of Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment(s)
- Table 2-16: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2019 (# of Systems)
- Table 2-17: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2019 (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-9: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2017 (% of Systems)
- Table 2-18: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2019 (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-10: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2019 (% of Systems)
- Table 2-19: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2013 (# of Systems)
- Table 2-20: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2013 (% of Systems)
- Table 2-21: Brand / Type of Sequencer Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment, 2013 (% of Systems)
- Next-Generation Systems
- Table 2-22: Number of NGS Systems Installed, by Industry/ Segment
- Table 2-23: Next-Generation Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Industry/ Segment (# of Systems)
- Table 2-24: Next-Generation Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Industry/ Segment (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-11: Next-Generation Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Industry/ Segment (% of Systems)
- Table 2-25: Next-Generation Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Industry/ Segment (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-12: Next-Generation Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Industry/ Segment (% of Systems)
- Capillary Systems
- Table 2-26: Number of Capillary Systems Installed in Labs Owning, by Industry/ Segment
Installed Base by Laboratory Function
- Overall Brand/ Type
- Table 2-27: Number of Systems Installed by Laboratory Function
- Table 2-28: Brand / Type of Sequencer System Installed, by Lab Function (# of Systems)
- Table 2-29: Brand / Type of Sequencer System Installed, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-13: Brand / Type of Sequencer System Installed, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Table 2-30: Brand / Type of Sequencer System Installed, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-14: Brand / Type of Sequencer System Installed, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Next-Generation Systems
- Table 2-31: Number of NGS Installed in Labs Owning, by Lab Function
- Table 2-32: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Lab Function (# of Systems)
- Table 2-33: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-15: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Table 2-34: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Figure 2-16: NGS Models in Respondents’ Labs, by Lab Function (% of Systems)
- Capillary / Gel Systems
- Table 2-35: Number of Capillary Systems Installed in Labs Owning, by Lab Function
3: Sequencer Applications, Clinical Applications, and Usage Trends
Sequencer Applications and Usage
- Applications Run, Overall and by Brand/ Type
- Table 3-1: NGS Application Volume by Model (% of Sequencing)
- Figure 3-1: NGS Application Volume by Model (% of Sequencing)
- Likely Increases in Applications and Volume
- Table 3-2: Applications Expected to Increase the Most, 2019
- Figure 3-2: Applications Expected to Increase the Most Overall (%)
- Table 3-3: Applications Expected to Increase, by NGS Brand Owned (# of Labs)
- Table 3-4: Applications Expected to Increase, by NGS Brand Owned (% of Labs)
- Figure 3-3: Applications Expected to Increase, by NGS Brand Owned (% of Labs)
- Table 3-5: Expected Growth in Sequencing Volume (# of Labs)
- Table 3-6: Expected Growth in Sequencing Volume (% of Labs)
- Figure 3-4: Expected Growth in Sequencing Volume (% of Labs)
- Capacity Usage of Systems
- Table 3-7: Avg. Percentage of Systems’ Capacity Used, by Brand
- Figure 3-5: Percentage of Systems’ Capacity Used, by Brand
- Outsourcing
- Table 3-8: Percentage of Sequencing Volume Outsourced
- Figure 3-6: Percentage of Sequencing Volume Outsourced
- Table 3-9: Percentage of Sequencing Volume Outsourced, by Region
- Table 3-10: Percentage of Sequencing Volume Outsourced, by Region
- Table 3-11: Reasons for Outsourcing
- Figure 3-7: Reasons for Outsourcing (%)
Clinical Applications
- Sequencing of CLIA Regulated Patient Samples
- Table 3-12: How Labs Address Sequencing of Regulated Patient Samples (# of Labs)
- Table 3-13: How Labs Address Sequencing of Regulated Patient Samples (% of Labs)
- Figure 3-8: How Labs Address Sequencing of Regulated Patient Samples (% of Labs)
- Certification for Regulated Samples
- Table 3-14: Labs’ Certification for Regulated Patient Samples
- Figure 3-9: Labs’ Certification for Regulated Patient Samples (%)
- Table 3-15: Distribution of Samples, Est. 2018 (# of Labs)
- Table 3-16: Distribution of Samples, Est. 2017 (% of Labs)
- Figure 3-10: Distribution of Samples, Est. 2018 (% of Labs)
- Table 3-17: Distribution of Samples, Expected 2019 (# of Labs)
- Table 3-18: Distribution of Samples, Expected 2019 (% of Labs)
- Figure 3-11: Distribution of Samples, Expected 2019 (% of Labs)
- Table 3-19: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples (% of Sequencing)
- Figure 3-12: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples, Est. 2018 (% of Sequencing)
- Figure 3-13: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples, Expected 2019 (% of Sequencing)
- Table 3-20: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples (% of Sequencing)
- Figure 3-14: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples, est. 2018 (% of Sequencing)
- Figure 3-15: Proportion of Regulated vs. Non-Regulated Samples, Expected 2014 (% of Sequencing)
- Sequencers Used or Planned for Patient/ Human Samples
- Table 3-21: Sequencers Used for Regulated Patient Samples
- Figure 3-16: Sequencers Used for Regulated Patient Samples (% of Systems)
- Disease/ Therapeutic Areas Where Sequencing Applied
- Table 3-22: Disease Areas Where Sequencing Applied, NGS (Percentage and Number of Systems)
- Figure 3-17: Disease Areas Where Sequencing Applied (%)
- Table 3-23: Regulated Sequencing Expected to Grow Fastest
- Figure 3-18: Regulated Sequencing Expected to Grow Fastest (% of Labs)
- Table 3-24: Non-Regulated Patient/ Human Sequencing Expected to Grow Fastest
- Figure 3-19: Non-Regulated Patient/ Human Sequencing Expected to Grow Fastest
- Challenges for Growth of Clinical Sequencing
- Table 3-25: Challenges for Growth of Clinical Sequencing
4: Preferences and Evaluations
Key Criteria for Choosing Sequencers
- Overall
- Table 4-1: Most Important Criteria for Sequencer Purchase
- Figure 4-1: Most Important Criteria for Sequencer Purchase (%)
- By Next-Generation Systems vs Capillary Systems
- Table 4-2: Most Important Criteria for Purchases, by Brand Owned
- Table 4-3: Most Important Criteria for Purchase, by Brand Owned
Changes or Improvements
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- Table 4-4: Feature Most Wanted to Change or Improve
- Figure 4-2: Feature Most Wanted to Change or Improve (%)
Bottlenecks in Process
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- Table 4-5: Bottlenecks in the NGS Process
- Figure 4-3: Bottlenecks in the NGS Process (%)
5: Future Purchase Plans
Time-Frame of Purchase Plans
- Overall
- Table 5-1: Time Frame for Future Purchase
- Figure 5-1: Time Frame for Future Purchase (%)
- By Brand/ Type Owned
- Table 5-2: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Brand Owned (# of Labs)
- Table 5-3: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Brand Owned (% of Labs)
- By Laboratory Function
- Table 5-4: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Lab Function (# of Labs)
- Table 5-5: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Lab Function (% of Labs)
- By Region
- Table 5-6: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Region (# of Labs)
- Table 5-7: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Region (% of Labs)
- Figure 5-2: Time Frame for Future Purchase, by Region (% of Labs)
Systems Likely to Consider for Purchase
- Overall
- Table 5-8: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, 2019-2020
- Figure 5-3: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider (% of Labs)
- By Brand/ Type Owned
- Table 5-9: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Brand/ Type Owned (# of Labs)
- Table 5-10: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Brand/ Type Owned (% of Labs)
- Figure 5-4: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Brand/ Type Owned (% of Labs)
- By Industry/ Segment
- Table 5-11: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Industry/ Segment Owned (# of Labs)
- Table 5-12: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Industry/ Segment Owned (% of Labs)
- By Laboratory Function
- Table 5-13: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Lab Function (# of Labs)
- Table 5-14: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Lab Function (% of Labs)
- By Region
- Table 5-15: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Region (# of Labs)
- Table 5-16: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Region (% of Labs)
- Figure 5-5: Sequencer Models Likely to Consider, by Region (% of Labs)
6: Company Profiles
10X Genomics
BGI Genomics (formerly Beijing Genome Institute)
Illumina
- Key Comment
- Recent Revenue History
- Company Reported Highlights in 2018
Oxford Nanopore
Promega Corporation
QIAGEN N.V.
- Key Comment
- Recent Revenue History
- Tuberculosis
- Molecular Expansion
- Precision Medicine / Companion Diagnostics
- Liquid Biopsy
Roche Diagnostics
Swift Biosciences
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
- Key Comment
- Recent Revenue History
- Next Generation Sequencing
Appendix: Library Preparation
- Table A-1: Library Preparation Related Systems (% of Systems, Count)
- Figure A-1: Library Preparation Related Systems (% of Systems)
- Table A-2: Library Preparation Related Systems (% of Labs Responding, Count)
- Figure A-2: Library Preparation Related Systems (% of Labs Responding)