Metabolic Genetic Testing Market Size

Metabolic Genetic Testing Market size is expected to expand at around 8.1% CAGR during the forecast period i.e., between 2024-2036. The metabolic genetic testing market is expected to grow on a robust note in the next decade. Moreover, the next decade will see the integration of telehealth services with the physical ones that exist at the moment. The urgent and primary care are bound to be accessed through virtual visits, along with improvement in collaboration with the clinics, dialysis centers, long-term care facilities, and mental health services. Therefore, this transition will soon be visible in the healthcare sector. Next-generation sequencing is the emerging method that is currently used for DNA sequencing. The change in lifestyle during the past years has increased the possibility of metabolic and genetic disorders. The increasing incidence of numerous genetic and metabolic problems is another factor. According to estimates in the year 2020, the percentage of people in the United States with metabolic syndrome has risen to 37%.

Metabolic genetic disorders are caused due to either absence of any gene or presence of inactive gene leading to enzyme deficiency. These are also referred to as inborn metabolic errors. There are currently countless hereditary metabolic diseases. lysosomal storage diseases, mitochondrial disorders, disorders of metal metabolism, solar sensitivity, thyroid disease, etc., are a few of them. Diabetes also slows metabolism down by lowering insulin levels. As a result, the body is prevented from storing the energy it receives from food for later use. Additionally, genetic testing can aid in identifying the origin of chronic, frequently incapacitating symptoms that go undetected in patients with suspected metabolic abnormalities. To assist with diagnosis, specialized testing known as metabolic testing may be requested to examine the patterns of fat, glucose, and amino acid metabolism. Amino acids are the fundamental building blocks of proteins. The metabolic genetic testing market is driven by advancements in DNA sequencing techniques, increasing research in human genetics, and awareness about the testing techniques. This testing method provides an accurate course of treatment and specific investigations. In addition, Terumo Corporation and French Company Diabeloop signed an agreement for a strategic partnership. According to the new agreement, in addition to the current joint development of the AID system for Japan, they will work closely to bring Automated Insulin Delivery solutions to Europe with potential further global expansion. The demand for AID systems is high in the United States and Europe.