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Impact of genome editing techniques
Impact of genome editing techniques
Breakthrough innovations across agriculture and human therapeutics
30-Dec-2015
Global
Description
Improvements and new gene editing techniques are constantly that have a high disruptive and revolutionary impact within the application for healthcare and other verticals. Accurate and highly precise manners of manipulating genetic content has not been present until the recent developments across the space of gene editing techniques. These tools, that have been developed can effectively provide researchers with the capacity to understand disease and potentially cure it. It also has the potential to impact the production rate and quality of agricultural and livestock products.
Recent developments across genome editing technologies have resulted in the creation of next generation nucleases, that have higher levels of accuracy when correcting genetic mutations and defects. The classes under the genome editing technologies are the 4 broad families of nucleases: ZFNs, TALENs, CRISPR/Cas9, and Meganucleases. Though there are non-nuclease-based approaches and various proprietary gene editing techniques, the industry favorites are still the nuclease-based approaches.
Gene editing technologies have an impact across multiple applications areas including plant and animal genetic engineering. However, the area of most disruption is across human cell line engineering, which enables the development of next generations therapies and drugs. However, the agricultural industry has seen more success with gene editing techniques largely due to the less stringent regulatory environment.
From a regional standpoint, the United States of America, has currently contributed the most toward the development of these unique and highly beneficial techniques. While Europe and Asia are closely following with increased investments entering these regions through partnership agreements.
Table of Contents
Research Scope
Where does gene editing stand today?
Segmentation–Application Overview
Segmentation–Technology overview
Main technology areas of focus enabling gene editing
Other technologies enabling gene editing
Technology capability
Technology capability : Comparative assessment
Approach : Technology Readiness Level (TRL)
TRL: ZFNs
TRL: TALENs
TRL: CRISPR/Cas9
Market Impact of Technology/Business Accelerators
Market Impact of Technology/Business Challenges
Innovation Ecosystem: Key Innovators
Agriculture–Plant-based applications
Player assessment across application
Breakthrough’s using gene editing technologies
Industrial bio-based applications
Player assessment across application
Breakthrough’s using gene editing technologies
Gene edited animal-based applications
Player assessment across application
Breakthrough’s using gene editing technologies
Human therapeutics applications
Player assessment across application
Utilization of Gene editing
Breakthrough’s using gene editing technologies
Breakthrough’s using gene editing technologies
Stakeholder Assessment
Stakeholder Assessment (continued)
Stakeholder Assessment (continued)
Stakeholder assessment
Stakeholder assessment (continued)
Stakeholder assessment (continued)
Partnership Assessment
Partnership Assessment
Partnership Assessment
Partnership Assessment
Approach–Company Profile
Editas Medicine
Intellia Therapeutics
CRISPR Therapeutics
Caribou
Regulatory Landscape
Geographic Assessment
Technology Roadmap
Patent search Scope
Patent Publishing Trends, Global, 2010–15*
Top 20 Patent holders, Global, 2010- 15*
Patents per Source Jurisdiction (Top 10 Patent offices), Global, 2010–15*
Key Contacts
Legal Disclaimer
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition: Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
| No Index | No |
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| Podcast | No |
| Author | Madhumitha Rangesa |
| Industries | Agriculture and Nutrition |
| WIP Number | D6BE-01-00-00-00 |
| Keyword 1 | Genome Editing Market |
| Keyword 2 | Genome Editing Technology |
| Keyword 3 | Genome Engineering |
| Is Prebook | No |