How Human Embryonic Stem Cells Sparked a Revolution

The human embryonic stem cells are obtained from the undifferentiated inner mass cell of the human embryo and human fetal tissue. The human embryonic stem cell can replicate indefinitely and produce non-regenerative tissue such as myocardial and neural cells.
This potential of human embryonic stem cell allows them to provide an unlimited amount of tissue for transplantation therapies to treat a wide range of degenerative diseases. Hence, human embryonic stem cells are used in the treatment of various diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, cancer, blood and genetic disorders related to the immune system and others.
Top Dominating Key Players :
  1. BD
  2. Takara Bio Inc.
  3. Geron
  4. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
  5. ViaCyte, Inc.
  6. R&D Systems, Inc.
  7. QIAGEN
  8. CellGenix GmbH
  9. Vitrolife
  10. Lonza

The global human embryonic stem cell market is expected to grow in upcoming years, factors driving the growth of market are rise in incidences of neurological disorders, increase in investment by government and other organization for research activities, awareness among people about stem cell therapeutic potency for disease treatment.
On the other hand emerging stem cell banking services is expected to offer lucrative opportunities in growth of human embryonic stem cell market.
The global human embryonic stem cell market is segmented on the basis of product type, application and end user. Based on product type, the market is segmented as totipotent stem cell, pluripotent stem cell and unipotent stem cell. On the basis of application, the global human embryonic stem cell market is segmented into regenerative medicine, stem cell biology research, tissue engineering and toxicology testing. Based on end users, the market is segmented as therapeutics companies, cell & tissue banks, tools & reagents companies and others.

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