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全球蛋白质疗法市场规模、份额和行业趋势分析报告:2022-2028 年按产品、应用和地区分列的展望和预测Global Protein Therapeutics Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Product, By Application, By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028 |
到 2028 年,蛋白质疗法的全球市场规模预计将达到 4902 亿美元,在预测期内以 6.9% 的复合年增长率增长。
在某些情况下缺失或缺失的蛋白质可以用治疗性蛋白质替代。它还可以增加体内有用蛋白质的产生,以减少疾病和化疗的影响。通过基因工程生产的蛋白质可能与它所替代的天然蛋白质非常相似或有所改进。
COVID-19 影响分析
COVID-19 大流行严重损害了世界各地的经济。突如其来的大流行病严重扰乱了许多企业。此外,由于国内各国政府实施封锁,一些製造和生产设施已因疫情而关闭。蛋白质治疗市场在大流行初期也处于动荡之中。封锁导致关键医疗用品的开发和交付出现重大延误。这阻碍了治疗性蛋白质的生产。
市场增长因素
全世界癌症患者的增加
推动蛋白质治疗市场增长的主要因素之一是全球各种癌症的流行。任何可以影响身体任何部位的疾病都称为癌症。肿瘤和恶性肿瘤是用来指这种疾病的其他词。癌症的标誌之一是异常细胞的快速发展,超出其正常边界,侵入其他身体成分,并最终迁移到其他器官。这就是“过渡”。癌症患者死亡的主要原因是癌症在体内广泛扩散。
政府和监管机构越来越重视加快审批流程
在发达国家和发展中国家,数以百万计的患有罕见和復杂疾病的人每天都依赖血浆衍生疗法来获得挽救生命的药物。特别是,即使从全球角度来看,对免疫球蛋白的需求也很大,而且还在继续增长。血浆衍生製剂是通过分离人血浆分离血浆中适当蛋白质的製剂。血液中最大的成分称为血浆,由蛋白质、盐、□和水组成。原发性和继发性免疫缺陷、出血性疾病、抑製剂缺乏和其他罕见疾病均使用血浆衍生药物进行治疗。
市场製约因素
製造和管理成本高
蛋白质治疗市场增长的一个主要挑战是蛋白质治疗的高成本。高昂的产品价格阻碍了患者获得早期和完全康復所需的一些治疗。在一些国家,价格也受法律监管。政府机构通过对该国医疗机构的权力来限製成本,这些机构承担了向消费者销售药品的大部分成本。
产品展望
按产品划分,蛋白质治疗市场分为单克隆抗体、胰岛素、融合蛋白、促红细胞生成素、干扰素、人类生长激素和毛囊刺激素。 2021 年,胰岛素部门在蛋白质治疗市场中占据了可观的收入份额。这一细分市场的增长主要归因于全球糖尿病病例的增加。胰岛素是胰腺产生的一种天然激素。这种激素的生产不足是刺激人体糖尿病水平的一个因素。
应用前景
按应用,蛋白质治疗市场分为代谢疾病、免疫疾病、血液疾病、癌症、激素疾病、遗传疾病等。 2021 年,代谢疾病部门在蛋白质治疗市场中的收入份额最高。该细分市场增长的回升是由于对治疗疾病,尤其是糖尿病的高质量药物和适应性疗法的需求激增,预计这将支持该细分市场的增长。
区域展望
按地区分析了北美、欧洲、亚太地区和 LAMEA 的蛋白质治疗市场。 2021年,北美占蛋白质治疗市场最大的收入份额。这是由于慢性病发病率的增加、尖端疗法的使用、重要参与者的存在以及该地区医疗保健成本的上升。此外,北美国家是一些新技术和方法的早期采用者。
收购是市场参与者采取的主要策略。根据 Cardinal 矩阵中的分析,强生和辉瑞是蛋白质治疗市场的先驱。公司包括默克公司、Incorporated、安进和礼来公司。 Amgen, Inc.、Eli Lilly and Company 等公司是蛋白质治疗市场的主要创新者。
The Global Protein Therapeutics Market size is expected to reach $490.2 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 6.9% CAGR during the forecast period.
Protein therapeutic medicines are a class of pharmaceuticals used to treat a range of illnesses, including cancer, metabolic, hematological, immunological, hormonal, genetic, contagious diseases, and others. These medications could greatly enhance human health. Protein distribution in appropriate amounts to the body to enable the precise functioning of various glands, as well as other organs in the body, is the basic concept behind protein therapy, which is conceptually related to gene therapy.
Genetically modified versions of naturally produced human proteins are called therapeutic proteins. They can be utilized to swap out proteins that are defective or lacking in a particular condition. They can also increase the supply of a helpful protein, which helps lessen the effects of chemotherapy or sickness. The proteins produced by genetic engineering can be made to closely match the natural proteins they are meant to replace, or they can be improved by the addition of sugars and other compounds that prolong the protein's activity.
A protein that is defective or lacking in a certain condition can be replaced with therapeutic proteins. They can also increase the body's production of a helpful protein to lessen the effects of illness or chemotherapy. The proteins produced by genetic engineering may closely resemble the natural proteins they are intended to replace, or they may be improved.
Covid-19 Impact Analysis
The COVID-19 pandemic severely hampered the economy all over the world. A number of businesses were significantly demolished by the abrupt emergence of the pandemic. Moreover, several manufacturing and production facilities were closed owing to the outbreak due to the lockdown imposed by various governments within their countries. The protein therapeutics market was also disrupted in the initial period of the pandemic. Lockdown caused major delays within the development and delivery of crucial medical supplies. Attributed to this, the production of therapeutic protein was impeded.
Market Growth Factors
An increase in the cases of cancer across the world
One of the major factors that are driving the growth of the protein therapeutics market is the expansion in the prevalence of various types of cancer all over the world. Any disease that can affect any region of the body is referred to as cancer. Neoplasms and malignant tumors are other words that are used to denote this disease. One characteristic of cancer is the quick development of aberrant cells that expand outside of their normal borders, infiltrate other body components, and eventually move to other organs. This process is known as metastasis. The main reason why cancer patients die is because of widespread metastases within their bodies.
Rising focus of governments and regulatory bodies in accelerating the process of approval for this practice
A significant number of people in various developed, as well as developing nations who suffer from uncommon and complex diseases, depend on plasma-derived therapies every day as essential, life-saving medications. The need for these treatments, in particular immunoglobulins, has grown significantly and is still growing on a global scale. Plasma-derived therapies are treatments made from human plasma through a fractionation procedure in which the pertinent plasma proteins are isolated. The single largest component of human blood is called plasma, which is made up of proteins, salts, enzymes, and water. Primary and secondary immunodeficiencies, bleeding disorders, inhibitor deficiencies, and other rare diseases are all treated with plasma-derived medicines.
Market Restraining Factors
High manufacturing and administration cost
A major challenge in the growth of the protein therapeutics market is the high cost of protein therapies. Because of high product prices, some therapies that patients need for a speedy and complete recovery are no longer available. In several nations, prices are additionally governed by law. Through their authority over national healthcare organizations, which can cover a significant portion of the cost of distributing drugs to consumers, government bodies restrict costs.
Product Outlook
On the basis of Product, the Protein Therapeutics Market is segmented into Monoclonal Antibodies, Insulin, Fusion Protein, Erythropoietin, Interferon, Human Growth Hormone, and Follicle Stimulating Hormone. In 2021, the Insulin segment garnered a significant revenue share of the protein therapeutics market. The rise in the growth of the segment is majorly attributed to the increasing cases of diabetes all over the world. Insulin is a natural hormone, which is produced by the pancreas. The lack of production of this hormone is the factor that stimulates the diabetes level of the human body.
Application Outlook
By application, the Protein Therapeutics Market is segregated into Metabolic Disorders, Immunologic Disorders, Hematological Disorders, Cancer, Hormonal Disorders, Genetic Disorders, and Others. In 2021, the metabolic disorders segment procured the biggest revenue share of the protein therapeutics market. The rise in the growth of the segment is due to the exponential demand for high-quality medications and adaptable therapies for the treatment of diseases, particularly diabetes, which is anticipated to support the segment's growth.
Regional Outlook
Region-wise, the Protein Therapeutics Market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and LAMEA. In 2021, North America held the largest revenue share of the protein therapeutics market. This is ascribed to an increase in the incidence of chronic diseases, the use of cutting-edge treatments, the presence of important players, and an increase in healthcare spending in the area. Moreover, North American countries are early adopters of several new technologies and approaches.
The major strategies followed by the market participants are Acquisitions. Based on the Analysis presented in the Cardinal matrix; Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer, Inc. are the forerunners in the Protein Therapeutics Market. Companies such as Merck & Co., Inc. Amgen, Inc., Eli Lilly and Company are some of the key innovators in Protein Therapeutics Market.
The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the market. Key companies profiled in the report include Abbott Laboratories, Baxter International, Inc., Amgen, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., Eli Lilly and Company, Merck & Co., Inc., Johnson & Johnson (Janssen Global Services, LLC), Pfizer, Inc., Novo Nordisk A/S and Sanofi S.A.
Recent Strategies Deployed in Protein Therapeutics Market
Partnership, Collaboration and Agreements:
Aug-2022: Merck came into a collaboration with Orna Therapeutics, a biotechnology company. Following this collaboration, the companies would work on the discovery, development, and commercialization of multiple programs, encompassing therapeutics and vaccines in the sector of infectious disease and oncology.
Mar-2022: Novo Nordisk joined hands with Massachusetts Institutes of Technology and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Through this collaboration, the company aimed to leverage the distinct prospect to bring new transformational solutions to patients by utilizing its distinct capabilities.
Jan-2022: Amgen teamed up with Amgen Generate Biomedicines, a therapeutics company. Under this collaboration, the companies aimed to develop and manufacture protein therapeutics to address 5 clinical ailments.
Jan-2022: Merck teamed up with Absci, the drug, and target discovery company. Following this collaboration, Merck aimed to leverage Absci's platform to utilize its compelling opportunity intending to develop new biologic candidates as well as explore complex protein expression.
Aug-2021: Eli Lilly and Company joined hands with Lycia Therapeutics, a biotechnology company. Following this collaboration, the companies aimed to focus on the development, manufacturing, and marketing of new targeted therapeutics leveraging the proprietary lysosomal targeting chimera protein degradation technology of Lycia.
Sep-2020: Merck collaborated with Seattle Genetics, an American biotechnology company. With this collaboration, the companies aimed to further expand the oncology portfolio of Merck in order to enhance the lives of cancer patients.
Acquisition and Mergers:
Jun-2022: Pfizer took over ReViral, a privately held, clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. Through this acquisition, the company aimed to integrate RSV investigational treatments of ReViral into its portfolio in order to acquire an offering of promising therapeutic candidates.
Nov-2021: Pfizer took over Trillium Therapeutics, a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company. This acquisition aimed to offer an impressive portfolio, including biologics, to Pfizer
Jul-2021: Amgen took over Teneobio, a clinical-stage biotechnology company. With this acquisition, the company aimed to leverage Teneobio's antibody platform in order to complement its prevailing capabilities. Moreover, the company also aimed to gain a diverse range of building blocks that can be created into new multispecific therapeutics.
Jul-2021: Eli Lilly and Company completed its acquisition of Protomer, a pre-clinical stage biotechnology company. Under this acquisition, the company aimed to help Protomer in enhancing its diabetes range with its innovative technology.
Feb-2021: Merck took over VelosBio, a privately held clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. Through this acquisition, the company aimed to boost its expanding oncology portfolio while also strengthening its long-term growth potential.
Aug-2020: Johnson & Johnson completed its acquisition of Momenta Pharmaceuticals, a biotechnology company. This acquisition aimed to strengthen Janssen's position in the autoimmune diseases sector and offer a major catalyst for sustained growth of the company.
Approvals and Trials:
Sep-2020: Baxter International received the US FDA approval for its Clinimix and Clinimix E. The new formulations aimed to complement the offerings of medical formulations with their higher protein content.
Market Segments covered in the Report:
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Companies Profiled
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