Europe Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Systems Market: By Application By End - User & By Country - Forecast 2016-2022

Real time polymerase chain reaction, which is also known as qPCR, has become an indispensable part of molecular biology and diagnostics laboratories worldwide. qPCR enables the researcher to monitor the behavior of the targeted DNA molecule in real time during the PCR. It is used in the detection of diseases well in time in order to decide treatment alternatives for the individual. Majorly used techniques in qPCR to detect products are sequence specific oligonucleotidic DNA probes and non-specific fluorescent dyes. These dyes have the property to emit light when exposed to radiations of certain wavelengths, which allow the stained molecules to be observed by researchers.

qPCR segment is expected to capture the largest market share in the PCR market in the near future. There are various manufacturers with extensive portfolios of qPCR equipment. It is used for various applications such as gene expression analysis and genotyping among others. With the increase in awareness and research funding for ailments like cancer, cardio-metabolic diseases and infectious diseases, qPCR is bound to be extensively used in the coming years.
qPCR equipment is widely used in biotechnology labs, pharmaceuticals industries, forensic laboratories and research organizations both for academic and research purposes. The overall market generated revenue of $XX billion in 2015 and is projected to grow with CAGR of XX% throughout the forecast period (2016 – 2022).

U.K. is the dominant country for Europe real time polymerase chain reaction market in 2015. However due to the current slowdown, U.K. is estimated to have a small growth rate in the qPCR market during the forecast period. Germany and France are projected to have highest growth in the next few years due to growing research funding in this field. Key players in the qPCR market are Thermo Fischer Scientific (U.S.), Roche (Switzerland), Bio-Rad (U.S.) and Qiagen (Germany). The market is fairly consolidated with the top 4 companies holding over XX% of the market revenue share.