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Global G-<strong>Protein</strong> <strong>Coupled</strong> <strong>Receptors</strong> <strong>Market</strong><br />

to Exceed US$3.53 bn by 2022, Boosted by<br />

Focus on Drug Discovery<br />

As ADME toxicity studies and drug discovery projects worldwide call<br />

for the use of more advanced GPCR assays, platforms, and systems, the<br />

demand for G-protein coupled receptors (<strong>GPCRs</strong>) is expected to be on<br />

the growth path.<br />

A latest report by Transparency <strong>Market</strong> Research states that the global<br />

<strong>GPCRs</strong> market will rise in value to reach US$3.53 bn by 2022, up from<br />

its 2013 valuation of US$1.63 bn. This translates to an 8.8% CAGR<br />

between 2014 and 2022.The report is titled, “G-<strong>Protein</strong> <strong>Coupled</strong><br />

<strong>Receptors</strong> (<strong>GPCRs</strong>) <strong>Market</strong> Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share,<br />

Growth, Trends and Forecast 2014 – 2022.<br />

The <strong>GPCRs</strong> market is composed of various types of kits and assays that<br />

aid the process of drug discovery and development. G-protein coupled<br />

receptors refer to a group of surface receptors that respond to different<br />

kinds of external stimuli. This cell-communication ability makes them<br />

useful in a variety of pharmacology processes. A significant factor to<br />

consider when understanding what drives the global <strong>GPCRs</strong> market is<br />

that over 30% of the drugs available on the market today target <strong>GPCRs</strong>.<br />

Besides this, a vast number of drugs currently at the clinical or<br />

preclinical stage target <strong>GPCRs</strong>.<br />

The report segments the global <strong>GPCRs</strong> market on the basis of assay<br />

type, therapeutic areas, and by geography. By assay type, the market has<br />

been segmented into: calcium level detection assays, cGMP assays,<br />

GTPγS binding assays, receptor internalization assays, reporter gene


assays, and cAMP Assays. The largest segment among these is the<br />

cAMP assays segment, which accounted for 32.5% of the market in<br />

2013. The segment, however, will not be the fastest growing segment<br />

through the report’s forecast period but will exhibit the second-fastest<br />

rate of growth.<br />

Considerable promise will also be shown by the reporter gene assays<br />

segment, which is predicted to log a considerably high CAGR through<br />

the report’s forecast period. An upswing in the demand for<br />

technologically advanced and accurate assays and systems will be<br />

responsible for the robust growth of the gene assays segment.<br />

Browse Full Research Report on G-<strong>Protein</strong> <strong>Coupled</strong> <strong>Receptors</strong><br />

(<strong>GPCRs</strong>) <strong>Market</strong>:<br />

http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/g-protein-coupledreceptors-market.html<br />

Basis therapeutic areas, the report segments the market into: Central<br />

nervous system (CNS), cardiovascular system, immune system,<br />

oncology, respiratory system, reproductive system, and others. Among<br />

these segments, oncology represented the largest segment by revenue<br />

and will remain the dominant segment over the report’s forecast period.<br />

The attractiveness of oncology therapies for companies in the <strong>GPCRs</strong><br />

market can be credited to the high prevalence of cancer globally. In<br />

2013, the central nervous system (CNS) segment followed oncology in<br />

terms of revenue. The cardiovascular segment stood third globally. Other<br />

GPCR therapeutic segments such as immune system, respiratory, and<br />

reproductive are projected to exhibit strong growth through the report’s<br />

forecast period.<br />

The report also studies the global <strong>GPCRs</strong> market On the basis of<br />

geography, the market is segmented into North America, Europe, Asia


Pacific, and Rest of the World. According to the TMR report, the global<br />

G-protein coupled receptors market was led by North America in 2013<br />

because of the heightened awareness that prevails about the use of<br />

advanced assays and the relative affluence of consumers, which enables<br />

them to afford high-end treatments. This regional market will report high<br />

growth till 2022 owing chiefly to the rise in geriatric patients and people<br />

suffering from obesity.<br />

Browse Full Press Release on G-<strong>Protein</strong> <strong>Coupled</strong> <strong>Receptors</strong><br />

(<strong>GPCRs</strong>) <strong>Market</strong>:<br />

Press Release<br />

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