European Next Generation Sequencing Market

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European Next Generation Sequencing Market Present to the Future! Divyaa Ravishankar, Research Analyst Healthcare

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European Next Generation Sequencing MarketPresent to the Future!

Divyaa Ravishankar, Research Analyst

Healthcare

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Functional Expertise

� 3 years of life sciences expertise which mainly constitutes lab research and market research.

� Working with new technologies incorporated in lab research.

� Identifying emerging technologies and tracking technological and market developments across the life sciences domain.

� Market sizing and revenue forecasting.

Industry Expertise

� Lab research experience in the areas such as:

- Diagnostic Testing by Immuno-Chromatographic Techniques.

- Genetic research in HLA typing.

� Experience base covering broad range of sectors, leveraging long-standing working relationships with leading

industry participants globally in areas like:

- Drug Discovery

- Clinical Diagnostics

- Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology

- Donor Registries

What I bring to the Team

• Sound technical understanding of the global markets for emerging technologies in the health sciences sector.

• Ability to formulate action plans with strong communication and exceptional interpersonal skills leveraged for development of business relationships.

Career Highlights

• Currently working as a research analyst in the healthcare market research team at Frost & Sullivan.

• Two years work experience as a Senior Genetic Research Analyst at Histogenetics Pvt. Ltd, Chennai which includes

one year onsite wet lab training in Newyork, USA.

• Represented Histogenetics Ltd. at the 22nd and 23rd European Immunogenetics and Histocompatibility Conferences held at Toulouse, France (2008) and Ulm, Germany (2009).

• Represented Histogenetics Ltd. at the 35th American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Conference at San Francisco, California, USA (2009).

• Represented Histogenetics Ltd at the National Marrow Donor Programme (NMDP) at Minneapolis, USA (2009).

• Has been part of a start up Indian stem cell donor registry DATRI Pvt. Ltd.

Education

• Master of Science (Hons.) in Biological Sciences from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India.

Divyaa Ravishankar

Divyaa RavishankarResearch Analyst,Life Sciences,Healthcare - Europe

Frost & SullivanChennai, India

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Focus Points

Next Generation Sequencing – A Technology Road Map

Market Overview

Industry Challenges

Market Drivers and Restraints

Market Forecasts

Geographical Trends

End-User Analysis

Strategic Recommendations

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A Technology Road Map

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Gel-based Systems

Single-moleculeReal-time

Sequencing

Sanger’s Sequencing

Second-generation Sequencing

MassivelyParallelSequencing

Microwell Pyrosequencing

Short-read Sequencers

Capillary Sequencing

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Market Overview and Segmentation

European NGS MarketEuropean NGS Market

Laboratories using NGS platforms as a research tool for various findings.

Laboratories providing sequencing services commercially

Major platform provider in Europe is Illumina Inc, with Life Technologies Corporation and Roche contributing significantly. Pacific Biosciences will contribute a small share in the first quarter of 2011. The European NGS market is expected to reach revenues of$1,042.2 million in 2017, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20.8 per cent for the period 2010-2017.

Research Centres Service Providers

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Industry Challenges

Reduction in the Cost to Sequence Human Genomes.

Increased Breadth of Application Leading to Designing of Sequencers for

Longer Reads.

Interpretation of Complex Data from Next-generation sequencing Platforms.

Industry Challenges

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Substitution of Microarray

Technology by NGS in a

Number of Applications

within the Research Community

Europe is a Hub for

Research Laboratories

and Academicians,

Promoting the Use of NGS

Multiplexing Capabilities in

Array Format have made

DNA Arrays a Popular Choice

for Price-sensitive Researchers

Accuracy and Standardisation

are to be Achieved if NGS has

to be Applied in Diagnostic Testing

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Market Drivers and Restraints

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Market Forecasts

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Geographical Trends

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Geographical Distribution of Next Generation

Sequencers in Europe

Number of units installed

Current next generation platforms in use, include the Hi Seq2000, Illumina Genome Analyzer IIx, SoliD 3 Plus, SoliD 4hq ,454 GS FLX Ti, Heliscope and Polonator.

The United Kingdom

Germany

France

Spain

The Neatherlands

Italy

Belgium

Sweden

Switzerland

Norway

Austria

Finland

Denmark

Iceland

Portugal

Illumina GA IIx and Hi Seq2000 are short-read sequencers. The firm also plans to introduce upgrades for both its HiSeq 2000 and HiSeq 1000 platforms in the spring and expects reagent costs to drop to around $5,000 per genome.

Roche 454 GS FLX titanium series account for 22.18 per cent users in Europe.

SoliD 3 Plus and SoliD 4 with its subsequent upgrade to 4hq account for 12.7 per cent of users. SoliD 5500xl and 5500 SoliD sequencers recently launched, will witness increasing adoption in many labs in 2011.

Heliscope performs single molecule sequencing.

Polonator stationed at the Max Planck Institute, Europe, works on the sequencing ligation protocol.

PacBioRS - SMRT is on the verge of its release and will contribute to market share by the first quarter of 2011.

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End - User Analysis

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Important Factors when Choosing Next-Generation SequencingPlatforms

Libraryconstruction

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Breadth of application

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Note: Above are the key factors influencing the choice of NGS platforms. The factors were rated on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 = Low importance and 5 = High importance based on the end user’s input.

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Score Chart

A survey was conducted across 50 European labs. The participants were from companies providing sequencing services and

research institutes.

The platforms were rated on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1= Poor and 5 = Excellent, based on their performance and efficiency.

• Read length• Cost of data management / bioinformatic

tools • Ease of sample preparation• Data accuracy• Breadth of application• Throughput• Reagent cost

Rank Instrument Score

1 HiSeq 2000 3.47

2 Illumina GA IIx 3.45

3 SoliD 3 Plus 3.18

4 454 GS FLX Ti 2.7

5 SoliD 4 hq 2.44

• High Throughput Genotyping• De novo sequencing• Whole genome re-sequencing• Diagnostics• Chip sequencing• Metagenomics• Targeted re-sequencing• m RNA profiling• Epigenetics

Rank Instrument Score

1 HiSeq 2000 3.3

2 Illumina GA IIx 2.9

3 Solid 3 Plus 2.8

4 454 GS FLX Ti 2.3

5 Solid 4 hq 2.1

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Recommendations

A multidisciplinary approach.

Clinical Results backed up by sound empirical evidence.

Addressing the needs of the research community.

Need for longer read lengths, greater coverage, increased breadth of application, data accuracy.

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Divyaa Ravishankar

Research Analyst

Healthcare

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Siddharth Saha

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