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The aim of this report is to provide detailed market, technology and industry analyses to help readers quantify and qualify the market for prescription drug products incorporating nanotechnology features. Important trends are identified and sales forecasts by product categories and major country markets are provided through 2014; these are based on industry sources and considered assessment of the regulatory environment, healthcare policies, demographics, and other factors that directly affect the nanomedicine-related drug market. The wider economic environment is also taken into account.
The report examines strategies employed by companies specializing in nanomedicine to meet the challenges of this highly competitive market.
Nanomedicine is transforming itself into an established market. Unlike some of the farther shores of nanotechnology, which are still largely experimental in nature, nanomedicine has already produced a healthy crop of significant products in which the nano dimension has made a significant contribution to product effectiveness. As the market grows towards maturity, it is timely to review the technology, see its practical applications so far, evaluate the participating companies, and look to the future of this marketplace.
This report is designed to satisfy the information needs of a wide variety of individuals involved in the pharmaceutical marketplace, including company senior management executives seeking to base their strategic decisions on the best available information on market forces and trends. However, it is also aimed at managers and executives in marketing, research, planning, and sales departments who need readable, comprehensive, and up-to-date background on the marketplace in which they are operating.
This report discusses the implications of technology and commercial trends in the context of the current size and growth of the pharmaceutical market, both in global terms and analyzed by the most important national markets. The important technologies supporting nanomedicine are reviewed, and the nature and structure of the nanomedicine industry is discussed with profiles of the leading 60-plus companies, including recent M&A activity. Five-year sales forecasts are provided for the national markets and the major therapeutic categories of products involved.
Market figures are based on revenues at the manufacturer level and are projected at 2009-dollar value without attempting to predict the effect of inflation or deflation.
Therapeutic categories quantified and forecast include cancer, CNS diseases, infections, and cardiovascular. Country markets analyzed are the U.S., Japan, Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Spain.
THIS REPORT:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION
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STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES |
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REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY |
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INTENDED AUDIENCE |
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SCOPE OF REPORT |
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MARKET ANALYSES AND FORECASTS |
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METHODOLOGY |
2 |
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INFORMATION SOURCES |
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DISCLAIMER |
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Chapter-2: SUMMARY
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RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION |
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APPLICATIONS |
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DRUG DELIVERY |
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DRUGS AND THERAPY |
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IN VIVO IMAGING |
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IN VITRO DIAGNOSTICS |
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BIOMATERIALS |
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ACTIVE IMPLANTS |
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MARKET |
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SUMMARY TABLE NANOMEDICAL GLOBAL SALES BY THERAPEUTIC AREA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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SUMMARY FIGURE NANOMEDICAL GLOBAL SALES BY THERAPEUTIC AREA, 2006-2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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Chapter-3: OVERVIEW
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MEDICAL NANOTECHNOLOGY: NANOMEDICINE |
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FUTURE POSSIBILITIES |
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MARKET POTENTIAL |
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ABOUT NANOTECHNOLOGY |
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THE MANY USES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY |
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MEDICAL APPLICATIONS |
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ENVIRONMENTAL APPLICATIONS |
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MILITARY APPLICATIONS |
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COSMETICS |
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APPLICATIONS IN DEVELOPMENT |
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THE TOOLS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY |
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C60/FULLERENES |
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CARBON NANOTUBES |
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NANOPARTICLES |
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NANOWIRES |
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MOLECULAR NANOTECHNOLOGY |
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RISKS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY |
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POISON/TOXICITY |
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NANOTECHNOLOGY IN THE MARKETPLACE |
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Chapter-4: NANOMEDICINE
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DEVELOPMENT OF NANOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES |
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TABLE 1 NANOMEDICINE TIMESCALE |
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TABLE 2 MAIN NANOTECHNOLOGIES USED IN MEDICINE, WITH APPLICATIONS |
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LIPOSOMES |
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TABLE 3 MARKETED LIPOSOME NANOPHARMACEUTICALS |
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DENDRIMERS |
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TABLE 4 DENDRIMER PRODUCTS IN ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT |
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NANOCRYSTALS |
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TABLE 5 NANOCRYSTAL PHARMACEUTICALS |
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MICELLES |
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TABLE 6 MARKETED AND DEVELOPMENTAL PRODUCTS IN MICELLE FORM |
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FULLERENES |
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POLYMERIC NANOPARTICLES |
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THERAPEUTIC USES OF NANOMEDICINE |
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CANCER DIAGNOSTICS AND THERAPY |
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Silica Nanospheres |
24 |
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Nanoscale Hydrogel Shells |
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Photodynamic Therapy and Gold |
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Dendrimer Conjugates |
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Ligand-targeted Emulsion Technologies |
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Linear Cyclodextrin-containing Polymers |
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Smart Lipid-based Nanocarriers |
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Thermotherapy Using Magnetic Nanoparticles |
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Targeted Cell Destruction |
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Nanoshells |
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DRUG DELIVERY |
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Acusphere |
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AlphaRx |
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Aphios |
30 |
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Biodelivery Sciences |
30 |
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Bioral |
31 |
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Capsulution NanoScience |
31 |
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HealthPlus International |
32 |
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IGI |
32 |
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Labopharm |
32 |
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MagnaMedics |
33 |
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Nanocopoeia |
33 |
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Nanocrystal |
33 |
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NanoMed |
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Nanopharm |
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Nanocyte |
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Nanotherapeutics |
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Nanotrope |
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pSivida |
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SoluBest |
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Spherics |
37 |
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Telemolecular |
37 |
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INFECTION CONTROL |
38 |
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Silver Nanoparticles Against Infection |
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Detecting Nanobacteria |
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Killing Viruses |
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DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS |
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BioCrystal/InVitrogen |
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BioForce |
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Biophage |
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CombiMatrix |
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Farfield Sensors |
42 |
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GE Healthcare BioSciences |
42 |
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Immunicon |
43 |
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MagnaMedics |
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Nanogen |
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NanoSphere |
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Qiagen |
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Sphere |
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TransGenex |
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Veredus |
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VARIOUS THERAPEUTIC TARGETS AND TECHNOLOGIES |
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Anthrax |
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Cholesterol |
47 |
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Artificial Retina |
47 |
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Nerve Regeneration |
48 |
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Crossing the Blood-Brain Barrier |
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Protecting Against Radiation Damage |
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Antibody Therapeutics |
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Hemostasis |
50 |
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Bone Fracture Repair |
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Dental Implant and Tissue Regeneration |
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Vaccine Adjuvant |
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Treatment of Thrombosis |
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Coatings for Stents and Other Devices |
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FUTURE TRENDS AND RESEARCH POSSIBILITIES |
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Noninvasive Nanodevices |
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Extracellular Devices |
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Intracellular Devices |
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Nanomachines to Control Tissue Healing |
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Eliminating Viruses |
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Correcting Chemistry |
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New Organs and Limbs |
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FUNDAMENTAL NANOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH |
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U.S. |
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University at Albany-SUNY |
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Cornell University |
59 |
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University of Michigan |
60 |
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Rice University |
60 |
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University of Pennsylvania |
61 |
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University of Virginia |
62 |
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University of North Carolina |
62 |
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Ohio State University |
63 |
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Northwestern University |
63 |
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University of Pittsburgh |
63 |
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Case Western Reserve University |
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University of California at Berkeley |
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Europe |
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TABLE 7 EUROPEAN NANOCENTERS |
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Japan |
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Development of Active Targeting DDS |
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Development of Novel Tissue Engineering |
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Development of New Biomaterials |
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THE RISK FACTOR |
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MARKETS FOR NANOMEDICINE |
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TABLE 8 MARKETED NANOPHARMACEUTICALS |
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TABLE 9 MARKETED NANO-IMAGING, DIAGNOSTICS, BIOMATERIALS |
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MARKET DRIVERS |
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MARKET ESTIMATES AND FORECASTS |
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TABLE 10 NANOTECHNOLOGY REVENUES BY INDUSTRY SECTOR, 2010 (%) |
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Global Nanomedicine Market |
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TABLE 11 GLOBAL NANOMEDICINE MARKET, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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Main Product Categories |
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Drug Delivery |
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Molecular Diagnostics |
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Market Analysis by Clinical Application |
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Cancer |
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TABLE 12 MAJOR MARKETED ANTICANCER NANOPHARMACEUTICALS, 2008 ($ BILLIONS) |
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TABLE 13 MARKET FORECAST FOR CANCER NANOTHERAPEUTICS AND ANODIAGNOSTICS, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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CNS Disorders |
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TABLE 14 MAJOR MARKETED CNS NANOPHARMACEUTICALS, 2008 ($ MILLIONS) |
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TABLE 15 MARKET FORECAST FOR CNS NANOMEDICINES, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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Infection |
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TABLE 16 MAJOR MARKETED ANTI-INFECTIVE NANOPHARMACEUTICALS, 2008 ($ BILLIONS) |
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TABLE 17 MARKET FORECAST FOR ANTI-INFECTION NANOTHERAPEUTICS AND NANODIAGNOSTICS, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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Cardiovascular and Autoimmune Disorders |
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TABLE 18 MAJOR MARKETED NANOMEDICINES FOR CARDIOVASCULAR AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES, 2008 ($ MILLIONS) |
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TABLE 19 MARKETS FOR CARDIOVASCULAR AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS) |
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Regional and National Market Analysis |
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FIGURE 1 NATIONAL SHARES OF THE GLOBAL NANOMEDICINE MARKETPLACE, 2009 (%) |
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U.S. |
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TABLE 20 U.S. NANOMEDICINE MARKET: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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Japan |
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TABLE 21 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN JAPAN: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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Europe |
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TABLE 22 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN GERMANY: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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TABLE 23 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN FRANCE: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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TABLE 24 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN UNITED KINGDOM: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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TABLE 25 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN ITALY: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLIONS/%) |
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TABLE 26 NANOMEDICINE MARKET IN SPAIN: HISTORIC AND FORECAST DATA, THROUGH 2014 ($ BILLION/%) |
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Chapter-5: COMPANY PROFILES
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ABLYNX NV |
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ABRAXIS BIOSCIENCE |
85 |
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ACRYMED INC. |
87 |
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ACUSPHERE INC. |
88 |
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ADVANCED MAGNETICS |
90 |
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ALLTRACEL |
90 |
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ALPHARX INC. |
91 |
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ANSON NANO-BIOTECHNOLOGY |
93 |
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APHIOS CORP. |
93 |
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PROTEIN NANOPARTICLES |
94 |
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POLYMER NANOSPHERES |
94 |
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PHOSPHOLIPID NANOSOMES |
94 |
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BIOCRYSTAL LTD |
95 |
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BIOFORCE NANOSCIENCES INC. |
96 |
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THE VIRICHIP VIRUS DETECTION PLATFORM |
96 |
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BIO-GATE AG |
97 |
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MEDICAL APPLICATIONS |
98 |
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BIOPHAGE PHARMA INC. |
99 |
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PRODUCTS |
99 |
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DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COLLABORATIONS: |
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PHAGES |
100 |
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BIOPHAN TECHNOLOGIES |
101 |
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BIOSANTÉ PHARMACEUTICALS INC. |
102 |
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NOVEL VACCINE ADJUVANT–BIOVANT |
102 |
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THERAPEUTIC DRUG DELIVERY PLATFORM—BIOAIR /BIOORAL |
103 |
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CALANDO PHARMACEUTICALS |
104 |
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C SIXTY |
105 |
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CAPSULUTION PHARMA AG |
107 |
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DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS |
107 |
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COMBIMATRIX |
108 |
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DRUG DEVELOPMENT |
108 |
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DAMAGE PREVENTION CONCEPT |
110 |
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ELAN DRUG TECHNOLOGIES |
110 |
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FARFIELD SCIENTIFIC |
112 |
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GE HEALTHCARE LIFE SCIENCES |
114 |
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HEALTHPLUS INTERNATIONAL INC. |
115 |
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IGI INC. |
116 |
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IMARX THERAPEUTICS INC. |
117 |
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SONOLYSIS |
118 |
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JR NANOTECH PLC |
119 |
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KEREOS, INC. |
119 |
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MRI AGENT FOR TUMOR DETECTION |
120 |
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TARGETED CHEMOTHERAPEUTICS FOR SOLID TUMORS |
120 |
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KI-0002 MRI AGENT FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE DETECTION |
120 |
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ANTI-RESTENOTIC |
120 |
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KEYSTONE NANO, INC. |
121 |
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NANOJACKETS |
121 |
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KLEINDIECK NANOTECHNIK |
122 |
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NANOWORKSTATION |
122 |
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LABOPHARM INC. |
123 |
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LIPLASOME PHARMA |
125 |
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LUMERA CORPORATION |
127 |
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NANOCAPTURE MICROARRAYS |
128 |
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MAGFORCE NANOTECHNOLOGIES AG |
128 |
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MAGNAMEDICS GMBH |
130 |
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MAGCUSTOM |
130 |
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Customized Nano- and Micro-Particles |
130 |
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EFFICIENT AND LOW-COST DIAGNOSTICS |
131 |
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MULTIFUNCTIONAL DRUG CARRIER |
131 |
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MICROFLUIDICS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION |
132 |
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MIV THERAPEUTICS INC. |
133 |
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CARDIOVASCULAR HEART STENTS |
134 |
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MOLECULAR PROFILES |
135 |
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NANOBAC PHARMACEUTICALS INC |
136 |
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NANOBIO CORPORATION |
137 |
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NANOBIOTIX |
140 |
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NANOCARRIER CO. LTD. |
142 |
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NANOCOPOEIA |
144 |
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NANOCYTE INC |
145 |
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NANOGEN INC. |
146 |
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ELECTRONIC MICROARRAY |
147 |
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INSTRUMENTATION |
147 |
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Molecular Biology Workstation |
147 |
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Molecular Biology Workstation Cartridge |
148 |
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NanoChip 400 System |
148 |
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NANOINK INC. |
149 |
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NANOLOGIX INC. |
150 |
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NANOMED PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. |
151 |
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NANOMIX INC. |
152 |
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NANOPHARM AG |
153 |
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NANOSPECTRA BIOSCIENCES, INC. |
154 |
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NANOSPHERE INC. |
155 |
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NANOSTRUCTURES INC. |
157 |
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NANOSYN INC |
158 |
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NANOTHERAPEUTICS INC. |
159 |
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NANOTROPE INC. |
161 |
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NANOVIRICIDES INC. |
162 |
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FLUCIDE-I |
162 |
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NUCRYST PHARMACEUTICALS |
163 |
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NUTRALEASE |
165 |
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ORION INTEGRATED BIOSCIENCES INC. |
166 |
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GENOMIC SIGNATURES |
166 |
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RATIONAL ANTIVIRAL DEVELOPMENT |
167 |
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DISCOVERY OF MALARIA INVASION PATHWAYS |
167 |
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ORTHOVITA INC |
168 |
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PIONEER SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY |
169 |
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PSIVIDA LTD |
169 |
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QIAGEN N.V. |
171 |
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SOLUBEST LTD. |
172 |
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SPHERICS INC. |
174 |
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STARPHARMA HOLDINGS LTD |
175 |
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DENDRIMER NANOTECHNOLOGY |
175 |
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TECAN GROUP LTD. |
176 |
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TEMOLECULAR CORPORATION |
177 |
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TRANSGENEX NANOBIOTECH INC. |
180 |
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THERAPY |
181 |
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APPENDIX: GLOSSARY OF TERMS |
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TABLE 27 GLOSSARY OF TERMS |
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