Global Animal Model Market Share, Size, Trend, Segment Analysis and Forecast to 2027

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The growth of the global market for animal models is driven by various factors such as the increasing use of new treatment methods in biomedical research, the understanding of biocompatibility during drug development, and the cellular responsiveness of implants at an early stage. Because of all these factors, the demand for animal models in the healthcare sector is growing. Market growth is boosted by increasing innovation and research activity using the mouse model for immune diseases, cancer, rare diseases, and other research activities.

Demand for animal models has increased considerably due to an increase in the use of the CRISPR technique. Due to the affordability of tools and resources relating to CRISPR technology, There has been an increase in demand for animal models from a greater number of research institutions and well-established players in the industry in developed countries. An increasing number of pharmaceutical research and development activities in emerging regions would boost the animal model’s sales to the industry. In developing countries, pharmaceutical companies are focusing on R&D activities for the production of novel drugs in order to meet the demand of healthcare professionals and patients for drugs. Pharmaceutical companies are also focusing on the production of animal models for rare diseases such as cardiomyopathy and osteoarthritis, in collaboration with several other organizations. These trends have resulted in increased demand for animal models and acceptance of them.

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Segmental Analysis

Based on animal type, technology, application, and end-users, the worldwide animal model market has been segmented.

The global market for animal models has been segmented into pigs, mice, rats, rabbits, and others based on the animal type. Across the forecast period, the rat segment is expected to hold the maximum market share. During the assessment period, the rabbit segment is expected to be the fastest-growing. The market is segmented on the basis of technology, into CRISPR and other technologies. The market has been segmented into microinjection and electroporation, based on CRISPR.

Based on the application, the market is segmented by R&D, production and quality control. Cardiovascular, infectious diseases, metabolic diseases, immunological diseases, cancer, diabetes, genetic diseases, neurological diseases and others have been further sub-segmented in research and development.

The industry is segmented into research institutes, teaching institutes, pharmaceutical firms and contract research organisations on the basis of end-users.

Key Players

Some of the key players in the global animal model market are Janvier Labs (France), GenOway S.A. (France), Envigo (US), Charles River Laboratories (UK), Taconic Laboratories (UK),  Transgenic, Inc. (Japan), SAGE Labs (US), Horizon Discovery (England),  Crown Bioscience Inc. (US), Harbor Antibodies Bv (A Subsidiary of Harbor BioMed)  (Massachusetts) and many more.

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Regional Analysis:

In the global animal model market, the Americas has the largest market share. The increase in market growth can be attributed to pharmaceutical and biotech companies raising their preclinical activities during drug production, CROs increasing their use of animal models, and the rising emphasis on personalized medicine increasing the demand for animal models in this area.

The second-largest market for animal models is Europe. Increasing healthcare innovation, a greater emphasis on developing new cancer therapeutics, and the involvement of a large number of research laboratories and healthcare companies in this area all contribute to the European market’s expansion. The market for animal models in the United Kingdom has been affected by the need for better animals for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. The European Union is also funding consortiums of academic organizations to conduct research and development on mouse models for Alzheimer’s disease.

In the global animal model market, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to grow at the fastest rate. This area has seen growing market growth as a result of increased biomedical and regenerative medicine research, as well as rising medical research in countries such as China, Japan, India, and others. Increased demand for animal models has resulted from a large geriatric patient population suffering from chronic diseases that need comprehensive prevention and care. Government investment in Japan has also resulted in advances in biological science, which has increased animal adoption and demand. Furthermore, one of the major driving forces propelling the demand for animals in the area is the existence of well-established research laboratories and healthcare institutes.

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