Application (Cellular & Biological Simulation, Drug Discovery, Disease Modelling, Preclinical Drug Development, Clinical Trials, Human Body Simulation)
The drug discovery segment is projected to garner a significant share of the computational biology market in the coming years, owing to the potential need for new medicines across the world. Drug discovery in general includes the involvement of complex processes such as pharmacological studies for the determination of drug efficacy, metabolic stability, bioavailability, and side effects in humans. These processes need permissions and funds from the government to perform which on the other hand drug discovery is done through computational technology on less budget.
The use of computational pharmacology helps to study the relation between genomic effects and diseases and the effects of drugs with the use of Microsoft Excel which propels the growth of the segment.
End-User (Academics, Industry, Commercials, Others)
The commercial segment is estimated to register a noteworthy computational biology market share during the forecast period with the increasing commercial investments by organizations in the research and development activities of the healthcare sector. Also, the growing privatization of the healthcare industry is estimated to boost the segment growth.
The increasing investment in genetic technology such as genetic engineering, genomics, automated cell culture, DNA sequencing, and cell biology is anticipated to hike the market demand. The net private equity and venture capital investment in the year 2021 increased at a rate of over 15% from 2010 for the life science category as per the estimations.
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