Apoptosis Market Research Key Players, Industry Overview and Forecasts to 2019

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Apoptosis is a programmed natural process of cell death in the body which results from natural stimuli in order to protect against viral infection, unusual cell division and cells with damaged genetic material. However malfunctioning of apoptosis can trigger uncontrolled and non regulated cell death related to degenerative disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s. Defective apoptosis process has been one of the most common and leading causes for cancer wherein the affected cells instead of undergoing apoptosis continue to proliferate and mutate. Thus development of apoptosis modulating drugs has recently been witnessing spectacular growth in the treatment for cancer, CNS diseases, and chronic inflammation or autoimmunity disorders.

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Currently, North America dominates the global apoptosis market and is followed by Europe due to existence of huge potential for apoptosis modulating therapeutics and rising popularity of targeted cancer therapy. Emerging economies of Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa are also expected to undergo rapid growth in the apoptosis market due to the rising incidences of cancer and unmet treatment needs in such developing regions.

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Apoptosis Market is driven by continuous research and development in this field to achieve desired clinical results and thereby meet clinical needs in diseases, North America dominates the global apoptosis market due to existence of huge potential for apoptosis modulating therapeutics

The major factors driving the global market for apoptosis include continuous research and development in this field to achieve desired clinical results and thereby meet clinical needs in diseases such as cancer, focus on targeted cancer therapeutics and the need to overcome drug resistance.

Currently, North America dominates the global apoptosis market and is followed by Europe due to existence of huge potential for apoptosis modulating therapeutics and rising popularity of targeted cancer therapy. Emerging economies of Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East and Africa are also expected to undergo rapid growth in the apoptosis market due to the rising incidences of cancer and unmet treatment needs in such developing regions.

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Some of the key players contributing to the apoptosis market include Abbott Laboratories, Inc., Aegera Therapeutics, Inc., Amgen, Inc., Bioniche Life Sciences, Inc., Chromo Therapeutics Limited, EntreMed, Inc., Genta, Inc., Infinity Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Novartis Limited, Pfizer, Inc., Xigen SA and Zentaris GmbH.

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