2003, Study Of Notable Technological Trends Related To Genomic Sciences 5th Issue:
Genomic Drug Discovery
Outline of the report
- Points to be highlighted
- How will the results of human genome/gene analysis research contribute to medical practices?
- The latest genomic drug discovery technology and issues to be resolved
- Concept and usefulness of pharmacogenomics
As the human genome is estimated to contain some 30,000 to 40,000 genes, post-genome sequencing business dealing with proteomics such as multi-pattern gene analysis, including DNA-chip based gene expression analysis as well as protein functional analysis, is growing rapidly both in and outside of Japan.
With a belief that IT-utilized infomatics is essential for pharmaceutical products to be discovered through those gene expression technologies, even greater importance has been recognized in these research areas.
In the Western markets, a growing number of venture capital firms have become interested in the development of business strategies using SNP, proteomics and bioinfomatics in addition to the discovery of disease-related genes and gene functional analysis. In Japan, we also see safer and more effective gene-based drugs being developed.
| Title of the report | 2003, Study Of Notable Technological Trends Related To Genomic Sciences 5th Issue: |
| Date of issue | 06/05/03 |
| Volume | A4 / 75 pages |
| Price | 45,000JPY |
| Produced by | Seed Planning, Inc. |
| Note | This report is written in Japanese. Customers who need an English version:Please contact us. |
| Category | Pharmaceutical products / compaines / Biotechnology / human genome therapy / regenerative medicine |