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Table of Contents for Innovations in Diagnostics



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Innovations in Diagnostics

Executive Summary 10

Introduction to diagnostics 10

Challenges and opportunities in diagnostic innovation 11

Molecular technology innovations 12

Innovation in infectious disease diagnostics 13

Personalized medicine 13

Point-of-care testing 15

Competitive landscape 16

Chapter 1 Introduction to diagnostics 18

Summary 18

Introduction 19

The global IVD market 20

Market segments 20

Market dynamics 22

Market growth 23

Key IVD players 24

Industry profile 25

Overview of diagnostic technologies 26

Immunoassays 26

Nucleic acid (NA) assays 27

Biosensors 27

Microarrays 28

Future trends 28

Chapter 2 Challenges and opportunities in diagnostic innovation 32

Summary 32

Introduction 33

A changing healthcare environment 33

Challenges & opportunities 34

Regulatory hurdles 35

Reimbursement 37

Technology requirements 38

Connectivity 38

Communication 39

New partnerships/new players 40

Chapter 3 Molecular technology innovations 44

Summary 44

Introduction 45

IVD technologies 47

PCR 47

FISH 48

Arrays 49

Nanotechnology 50

DNA methylation 51

DNA biosensors 53

Chapter 4 Innovation in infectious disease diagnostics 56

Summary 56

Introduction 57

Emerging infections 58

Avian influenza H5N1 58

SARS 59

Multiple detection of infectious agents 60

Future challenges 62

Hospital-acquired infections 62

Gonorrhea 62

Early onset sepsis 63

Other infections 63

Chapter 5 Personalized medicine 66

Summary 66

Introduction 67

Imaging: part of the Dx+PGx+Rx equation 68

Pharmacogenomics 70

Clinical application of pharmacogenomics 71

Pharmacogenetic tests 72

Case Study: AmpliChip CYP450 73

Other pharmacogenetic tests 73

Biomarkers 75

Case study: Diabetes 76

Case study: Heart disease 76

Oncology 77

Breast cancer 79

Colorectal cancer 80

Leukemia 81

Lung cancer 82

Prostate cancer 82

Future challenges 83

Chapter 6 Point-of-care testing 86

Summary 86

Introduction 87

Blood glucose tests 88

Case study: Scout test for diabetes screening 89

Infectious diseases 90

Rapid Step B test 90

Urinary tract infection (UTI) biosensor 90

Active tuberculosis (TB) 91

Cardiac diagnostics 91

Blood coagulation 91

Cardiac markers 91

Direct LDL cholesterol test 92

Stroke 92

Bladder cancer rapid test 93

HIV home tests 93

Future challenges 94

Chapter 7 Competitive landscape 98

Summary 98

Introduction 99

Key mergers & acquisitions 99

Competitive landscape 101

Pharma companies with Dx divisions 101

Roche Diagnostics 102

Diabetes Care 102

Centralized Diagnostics 103

Molecular Diagnostics 103

Near Patient Testing 104

Applied Science 104

Product Pipeline 104

Abbott 105

Diabetes Care 105

Immunodiagnostics, clinical chemistry and hematology 105

Molecular Diagnostics 106

Point-of-Care 107

MedTech companies with Dx divisions 107

Becton Dickinson 107

Diagnostics 108

Biosciences 108

Dx Specialists 109

Gen-Probe 109

Clinical Diagnostics 110

Blood Screening 111

Molecular Diagnostics 111

Inverness Medical Innovations (IMI) 113

Consumer Diagnostics Products 113

Professional Diagnostics Products 114

Research & Development 115

Acquisitions 115

Tm Bioscience 116

Human Genetics 116

Infectious disease 117

PGx 117

Technology specialists 118

Affymetrix 118

Collaborations 119

Competition 119

Nanogen 120

 

Chapter 8 Appendix 124

Index 124

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: IVD market segments, 2005 21

Figure 1.2: IVD market segments projected growth, 2004-2010 23

Figure 3.3: Orion Genomics’ Second Code technology 52

Figure 5.4: The healthcare model of the future: Personalized medicine 67

Figure 5.5: Breast cancer management in the future 69

Figure 5.6: From diagnostic market candidate to a product: Three development phases 75

Figure 5.7: Potential roles of genomics in cancer 77

Figure 7.8: New cancer marker launches 104

Figure 7.9: Gen-Probe leads US STD market, 2002-05 110

Figure 7.10: IMI product sales by business segment, 2005 113

Figure 7.11: IMI’s leading market position in consumer diagnostics 114

List of Tables

Table 1.1: Top 15 IVD companies, 2005 24

Table 2.2: Development costs and timeframes to produce a new IVD in the US, 2006 36

Table 5.3: Cancer markers used in Dx tests 78

Table 7.4: Pure-play diagnostic companies and ownership of IVD companies by medical device and pharmaceutical companies 101

Table 7.5: Roche Diagnostics sales, H1 2006 102

Table 7.6: Gen-Probe product sales, 2005 110



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