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Aug 13, 2013

Eye on Next-Generation Sequencing

This article discusses the NGS research space and the most recent market trends associated with it.

Eye on Next-Generation Sequencing

Three hotspot maps on next-generation sequencing-focused publications are included in this incisive report.

    The focus of this GEN Market & Tech Analysis Report is to characterize the next-generation sequencing (NGS) space based on the following classes of data, which we have been collecting as part of our industry analysis of this field:

    • Publications growth
    • Hotspot analysis of publications illustrating research areas and segments where these publications coalesce/penetrate
    • Reagents and kits commercially available → Sampling from selected companies in the space
    • Sampling of selected NGS-based tests for clinical applications/patient testing → NGS as a means to enable personalized medicine

    CLICK HERE to download the PDF report.

Enal Razvi, Ph.D., conducted his doctoral work on viral immunology and subsequent to receiving his Ph.D. went on to the Rockefeller University in New York to serve as Aaron Diamond Post-doctoral fellow under Professor Ralph Steinman [Nobel Prize Winner in 2011 for his discovery of dendritic cells in the early-70s with Zanvil Cohn]. Subsequently, Dr. Razvi completed his research fellowship at Harvard Medical School. For the last two decades Dr. Razvi has worked with small and large companies and consulted for more than 100 clients worldwide. He currently serves as Biotechnology Analyst and Managing Director of SelectBio U.S. He can be reached at enal@selectbio.us.

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