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Genetic Toxicology Testing Market: Introduction
Genetic testing can help determine an individual’s risk of developing various types of cancer over the course of their life. Genetic tests are available to test for inherited variants and mutations in the DNA sequence, which could lead to excessive cell growth and tumor/cancer formation. Examples include genetic testing for the identification of PALB2 (associated with increased risks of breast and pancreatic cancers), CHEK2 (breast and colorectal cancers), BRIP1 (ovarian cancer), and RAD51C and RAD51D (ovarian cancer).
The genetic toxicology testing market was worth approximately US$ 7,836 Mn in 2020 and is expected to generate US$ 14,227 Mn by 2026, at a CAGR of 10.45% during the forecast period.
Global Genetic Toxicology Testing Markets: Key Trends
Primary goal of R&D is to improve the chances of Phase I drug candidates being approved by increasing the acceptance of compounds in the preclinical stages. Intensive R&D activities are carried out in the early stages of drug development to achieve this. Consequently, the demand for genetic toxicology services is rising. Increased R&D spending in the early stages of drug development is expected to boost the use of in vivo toxicology methods before a drug enters the costly clinical stages. This increases the demand for genetic toxicology services, which further fuels the market.
Based on application, the genetic toxicology testing market is segmented into the healthcare industry (pharmaceutical & biotechnology), the food industry, the cosmetic industry, and others (agriculture and chemical industries). The cosmetics industry segment is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period. Rise in use of cosmetics, owing to rising disposable incomes and their widespread availability, has prompted the industry to invest in breakthrough product research and development, which is expected to drive the market.
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