Now Available Microbial Cell Banking Market Forecast and Growth 2018-2028

Posted by ankush Nikam on October 25th, 2019

Microbial cell banking is a cell preservation technique used to maintain cell potency, recovery and viability. Microbial cell banking has several applications in the manufacturing of biological therapeutics. In general, the number of biological therapeutics are derived from microbial cells either the natural way or through genetic modification. In microbial cell banking, cell substrates are preserved and used to maintain the uniformity & integrity of cells. The success rate of microbial cell banking highly depends upon the type of cell medium used according to the requirements.

Microbial cell banking is classified into two types: master cell banking and working cell banking. Master cell banking is defined as the process of preserving the initial clone or the preliminary cell substrates derived from the initial clone. Master cell banks are cryopreserved to control the contamination, genetic variation and degradation. Working cell banks are derived from master cell banks and are used for developing last-stage biological therapeutics. Even though working cell banks are derived from the master cell bank, there is a huge difference in culture conditions and cell culture components. In master cell banking as well as working cell banking, the maintenance of identity, purity and stability is the prime requisite for the success of microbial cell banking.

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Microbial Cell Banking Market: Drivers and Restraints

The quality of biologics is highly depended upon the quality of cell substrates used for their development & manufacturing. Growth in the demand for high-quality cell substrates is boosting the microbial cell banking market. Moreover, raising concerns of contamination and gene variability during biopharmaceutical production processes has boosted the adoption of microbial cell banking. Furthermore, rapid advancements of microbiology has led to the incorporation of cell substrates/viable cells in the treatment of diseases. The development of microbial cell-based therapeutics has high potential in treating unmet medical needs. Whereas, increase in the demand for cell substrates for the treatment of unmet medical needs has also boosted the adoption of microbial cell banking among end users. Apart from these, the legislative structure has incorporated quality standards in developing cell-based biopharmaceuticals. It has led to increasing dependency upon microbial cell banking to ensure the quality and safety of biopharmaceuticals. Moreover, increase in the number of research activities to develop biopharmaceuticals for unmet medical needs is boosting the microbial cell banking market. All these factors act as potential drivers of the microbial cell banking market. However, rising concerns regarding contamination and complexity are hampering the growth of the microbial cell banking market.

Microbial Cell Banking Market: Segmentation

The global microbial cell banking market can be segmented on the basis of banking type, end user and geography.

Based on product type, the global microbial cell banking market is segmented as:

• Working Cell Banking
• Master Cell Banking

Based on the end user, the global microbial cell banking market is segmented as:

• Biopharmaceutical Companies
• Research Organisations
• Others

Report Highlights:

• A detailed overview of parent market
• Changing market dynamics in the industry
• In-depth market segmentation
• Historical, current and projected market size in terms of volume and value
• Recent industry trends and developments
• Competitive landscape
• Strategies of key players and products offered
• Potential and niche segments, geographical regions exhibiting promising growth
• A neutral perspective on market performance
• Must-have information for market players to sustain and enhance their market footprint.