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Roots Analysis has announced the addition of “Adeno Viral Vector Market, 2022-2035” report to its list of offerings.
Owing to their unique biology, simple structure and lack of disease correlation, the adeno-associated viral vectors have garnered significant interest within the medical community. In fact, various adeno-associated viral vector-based therapies have been developed for the treatment of multiple indications, including retinitis pigmentosa, cystic fibrosis and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. As a result, the demand for such vectors have increased tremendously, thereby creating lucrative opportunities for the players engaged in the adeno-associated viral vector market. Among various gene delivery vectors available, adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors have emerged as one of the most efficient viral vectors. Till now, the USFDA has approved two adeno-associated viral vectors based drugs, LUXTURNA® and ZOLGENSMA®. Considering the prevalent trends and projected opportunity associated with the overall adeno-associated viral vectors / AAV vector domain, we believe that the market is anticipated to witness substantial growth in the foreseen future.
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Key Market Insights
More than 550 adeno-associated viral vector-based therapies have been / are being evaluated across different stages of development for the treatment of various disorders
Close to 20% of the pipeline candidates are under clinical evaluation; majority (26%) of these candidates are being developed for the treatment of neurological disorders, followed by those being evaluated for the treatment of ophthalmic disorders (21%).
More than 155 clinical trials have been registered for the evaluation of adeno-associated viral vector-based therapies, worldwide
The clinical research activity, in terms of number of trials registered, is reported to have increased at a CAGR of 20%, since 2010. Of the total number of trials registered, close to 25% have already been completed, while 46% of the studies are actively recruiting participants.
More than 50 start-ups have emerged in the last 10 years in the adeno-associated viral vector domain
Close to 60% of the start-ups have been established in North America. Among these, more than 95% of the firms are based in the US. This is followed by Europe, accounting for more than 30% of the start-ups focused on adeno-associated viral vectors.
North America is anticipated to capture larger share of the adeno-associated viral vector market by 2035
The market will be primarily driven by the manufacturers developing therapies for the treatment of oncological disorders (20%). In addition, by 2035, majority market share of the adeno-associated viral vector-based therapies is anticipated to be dominated by commercial scale of operation (46%), followed by preclinical (40%) and clinical (14%).
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