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Human Identification Market by Technology, Application, DNA Amplification, Quantification, Extraction, Services, & Software - Forecast to 2018

NEW YORK, May 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:

Human Identification Market by Technology, Application, DNA Amplification, Quantification, Extraction, Services, & Software - Forecast to 2018

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The global human identification market is categorized on the basis of technology, application, product, and geography. The next generation sequencing and rapid DNA analysis market is expected to register the highest growth rate in the human identification market by technology, during the forecast period. Their favorable growth is attributed to continuous launch of new and advanced products. Furthermore, various conferences and symposiums are being conducted to spread awareness for use of such technologies in routine DNA analysis. For instance, in September 2013, International Symposium on Human Identification (ISHI) was held in Georgia, U.S. The conference focused on various emerging technologies for human identification which also included rapid DNA analysis as one of the potential technology.

Major factors contributing to growth of human identification include government support in the form funding, rising awareness regarding new technologies for the DNA analysis, and the need to reduce time and cost associated with DNA analysis. Furthermore, owing to continuous advancements in technology, new products are being launched in the market which is another major factor providing impetus for growth of the market. The Asian region and advent of next generation sequencing technology are likely to provide opportunities for human identification market to grow. However, factors such as spending cuts on police budget by U.K government and declining cost of DNA analysis instruments and services may restrain the growth of this market.

Countries such as China, Australia, Japan, and Brazil are expected to serve as new revenue pockets for the human identification market in coming five years.

Apart from the comprehensive geographic and product analysis and market sizing, the report also provides competitive landscape that covers the growth strategies adopted by industry players in the last three years. In addition, the company profiles comprise the basic views on the key players in the human identification market and the product portfolios, developments, and strategies adopted by market players to maintain and increase their market shares in the near future. The above-mentioned market research data, current market size, and forecast of future trends will help the key players and new entrants to make the necessary decisions regarding product offerings, geographic focus, change in strategic approach, R&D investments for innovations in products and technologies, and levels of output in order to remain successful.

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The report will enrich both established firms as well as new entrants/smaller firms to gauge the pulse of the market, which in turn will help the firms in garnering a greater market share. Firms purchasing the report can use any one or a combination of the below mentioned five strategies (market penetration, product development/innovation, market development, market diversification, and competitive assessment) for strengthening their market shares.

The report provides insights on the following pointers:

• Market Penetration: Comprehensive information on product portfolios of top players in the human identification market. The report analyzes the human identification market by technology, application, products, and geography
• Product Development/Innovation: Detailed insights on upcoming technologies, research and development activities, and new product launches in the human identification market
• Competitive Assessment: In-depth assessment of market strategies, geographic and business segments, and product portfolios of leading players in the human identification market
• Market Development: Comprehensive information about the lucrative emerging markets. The report analyzes the market for various human identification products across geographies
• Market Diversification: Exhaustive information about new products and services, untapped geographies, recent developments, and investments in the human identification market

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION 20
1.1 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 20
1.2 REPORT DESCRIPTION 20
1.3 MARKETS COVERED 21
1.4 STAKEHOLDERS 24
1.5 SCOPE 24
1.6 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 25
1.6.1 MARKET SIZE ESTIMATION 27
1.6.2 MARKET CRACKDOWN & DATA TRIANGULATION 29
1.6.3 MARKET SHARE CALCULATION 30
1.6.4 KEY DATA FROM PRIMARY SOURCES 30
1.6.5 KEY DATA FROM SECONDARY SOURCES 32
1.6.6 ASSUMPTIONS 32
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 33
3 PREMIUM INSIGHTS 37
3.1 WINNING IMPERATIVES 38
3.1.1 MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS 38
3.2 PORTER'S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS 39
3.2.1 THREAT OF NEW ENTRANTS 39
3.2.2 BARGAINING POWER OF SUPPLIERS 40

3.2.3 BARGAINING POWER OF BUYERS 40
3.2.4 COMPETITOR RIVALRY 41
3.2.5 THREAT OF SUBSTITUTES 41
3.3 TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE 42
3.3.1 NEXT-GENERATION SEQUENCING IN THE INTRODUCTION PHASE; CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS ENTERING THE MATURITY PHASE 42
4 MARKET OVERVIEW 44
4.1 INTRODUCTION 45
4.2 MARKET SEGMENTATION 46
4.3 MARKET DYNAMICS 48
4.3.1 MARKET DRIVERS 49
4.3.1.1 U.S. national DNA database expansion, an impetus for human identification market 49
4.3.1.2 Government initiatives likely to boost the human identification market 50
4.3.1.3 Conferences, symposia, and exhibitions likely to fuel the market 51
4.3.1.4 Technological advancements to propel the human identification market 51
4.3.1.5 Need for reducing the time & cost of DNA analysis likely to fuel the market 52
4.3.2 MARKET RESTRAINTS 53
4.3.2.1 Price erosion in instruments and services would restrain the market growth 53
4.3.2.2 Integration of technology likely to restrict the growth of discrete DNA analysis instruments market 53

4.3.2.3 Spending cuts in the U.K.'s police budget likely to hinder market growth 54
4.3.3 MARKET OPPORTUNITIES 54
4.3.3.1 Integration of technologies likely to accelerate the pace of the DNA analysis processes 54
4.3.3.2 The Asian region presents significant growth opportunities 55
4.3.3.3 Next Generation Sequencing(NGS), an upcoming technology in the human identification market 55
4.3.4 CHALLENGES 56
4.3.4.1 High cost of automated instruments 56
4.3.4.2 Survival of small players and new entrants 56
4.4 MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS 57

5 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY 60
5.1 INTRODUCTION 61
5.2 POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION (PCR) 65
5.3 AUTOMATED LIQUID HANDLING TECHNOLOGY 68
5.4 MICROARRAY 71
5.5 CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 74
5.6 NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING (NGS) 77
5.7 RAPID DNA ANALYSIS 80
5.8 NUCLEIC ACID PURIFICATION & EXTRACTION 83

6 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION 86
6.1 INTRODUCTION 87
6.2 FORENSIC APPLICATION 91
6.3 PATERNITY IDENTIFICATION 95
6.4 OTHER APPLICATIONS 98
6.4.1 DISASTER VICTIM IDENTIFICATION 100
6.4.2 POPULATION GENETICS 100
6.4.3 HUMAN TRAFFICKING 101
6.4.4 ANTHROPOLOGY APPLICATIONS 102
7 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCTS & SERVICES 103
7.1 INTRODUCTION 104
7.2 CONSUMABLES 109
7.2.1 ASSAY KITS AND REAGENTS 111
7.2.1.1 DNA extraction kits & reagents 114
7.2.1.2 DNA quantification kits & reagents 117
7.2.1.3 DNA amplification kits & reagents 119
7.2.1.4 Electrophoresis kits & reagents 121
7.2.1.5 Rapid DNA analysis kits & reagents 124
7.2.2 OTHER CONSUMABLES 126
7.3 SERVICES 128

7.4 SOFTWARE 131
8 GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS 134
8.1 INTRODUCTION 135
8.2 NORTH AMERICA 137
8.2.1 EXPANSION OF THE U.S. NATIONAL DNA DATABASE TO DRIVE THE MARKET 137
8.2.2 AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS AND CONFERENCES TO BOLSTER THE MARKET GROWTH 138
8.2.3 GOVERNMENT INVESTMENTS TO BOOST THE MARKET 140
8.3 EUROPE 144
8.3.1 GERMANY 149
8.3.2 FRANCE 154
8.3.2.1 Forensic conferences and symposia, an impetus for the growth of the market 155
8.3.3 U.K. 161
8.3.3.1 Collaborations to fuel the market 161
8.3.3.2 Initiatives by the Government of England to fuel market growth 161
8.3.4 ITALY 167
8.3.5 SPAIN 172
8.3.6 ROE 177
8.4 ASIA 183
8.4.1 HELP PROVIDED BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO PROPEL THE ASIAN MARKET 183
8.4.2 LARGE NUMBER OF NATURAL DISASTERS IN JAPAN TO DRIVE THE HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET 183
8.4.3 CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOPS TO INCREASE AWARENESS IN ASIA 184
8.5 ROW 190
8.5.1 GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT TO FUEL THE BRAZILIAN MARKET 190
8.5.2 DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS, AN IMPETUS FOR THE GROWTH OF THE MARKET 190

9 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 196
9.1 INTRODUCTION 196
9.2 NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES 197
9.3 PARTNERSHIPS, AGREEMENTS, & COLLABORATIONS 198
9.4 EXPANSIONS 200
9.5 ACQUISITIONS 202
9.6 APPROVALS 203
10 COMPANY PROFILES 205
10.1 BODE TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC.
(A SUBSIDIARY OF SOLUTIONPOINT INTERNATIONAL) 205
10.2 ILLUMINA INC. 211
10.3 PROMEGA CORPORATION 218
10.4 QIAGEN N.V. 224
10.5 THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC 231
10.6 AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 240
10.7 GE HEALTHCARE 245
10.8 LGC FORENSICS (A SUBSIDARY OF LGC GROUP) 250
10.9 NMS LABS INC. 254
10.10 ORCHID CELL MARK INC.
(A SUBSIDIARY OF LAB CORP COMPANY) 256

* Details on Overview, Financials, Products & Services, Key Strategies, & Developments may not be captured of unlisted companies

* SWOT Analysis and MnM VIEW will be provided for top-5 companies only
APPENDIX 260

List Of Tables

TABLE 1 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET 21
TABLE 2 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 62
TABLE 3 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 63
TABLE 4 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 64
TABLE 5 PCR TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 66
TABLE 6 EUROPE: PCR TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 67
TABLE 7 AUTOMATED LIQUID HANDLING TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 69
TABLE 8 EUROPE: AUTOMATED LIQUID HANDLING TECHNOLOGY MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 70
TABLE 9 MICROARRAY TCHNOLOGY MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 72
TABLE 10 EUROPE: MICROARRAY MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($THOUSAND) 73
TABLE 11 CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 75
TABLE 12 EUROPE: CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 76
TABLE 13 NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 78

TABLE 14 EUROPE: NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 79
TABLE 15 RAPID DNA ANALYSIS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 81
TABLE 16 EUROPE: RAPID DNA ANALYSIS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 82
TABLE 17 NUCLEIC ACID PURIFICATION & EXTRACTION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 84
TABLE 18 EUROPE: NUCLEIC ACID PURIFICATION & EXTRACTION MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 85
TABLE 19 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 88
TABLE 20 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION APPLICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 89
TABLE 21 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION APPLICATION MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 90
TABLE 22 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FORENSIC APPLICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 93
TABLE 23 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FORENSIC APPLICATION MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 94
TABLE 24 PATERNITY IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 96
TABLE 25 EUROPE: PATERNITY IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 97
TABLE 26 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION OTHER APPLICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 98
TABLE 27 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION OTHER APPLICATION MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 99
TABLE 28 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 106
TABLE 29 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION PRODUCT MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 107
TABLE 30 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION PRODUCT MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 108
TABLE 31 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 109
TABLE 32 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 110
TABLE 33 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 111

TABLE 34 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 112
TABLE 35 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 113
TABLE 36 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 114
TABLE 37 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA EXTRACTION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 115
TABLE 38 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA EXTRACTION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 116
TABLE 39 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA QUANTIFICATION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 118
TABLE 40 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA QUANTIFICATION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 119
TABLE 41 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA AMPLIFICATION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 120
TABLE 42 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION DNA AMPLIFICATION KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 121
TABLE 43 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ELECTROPHORESIS KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 122
TABLE 44 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ELECTROPHORESIS KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 123

TABLE 45 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION RAPID DNA ANALYSIS KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 124
TABLE 46 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION RAPID DNA ANALYSIS KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 125
TABLE 47 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION OTHER CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 126
TABLE 48 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION OTHER CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 127
TABLE 49 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION SERVICES MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 129
TABLE 50 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION SERVICES MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 130
TABLE 51 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION SOFTWARE MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 132
TABLE 52 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION SOFTWARE MARKET, BY COUNTRY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 133
TABLE 53 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 136
TABLE 54 NORTH AMERICA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 139
TABLE 55 NORTH AMERICA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 140
TABLE 56 NORTH AMERICA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 141
TABLE 57 NORTH AMERICA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 142
TABLE 58 NORTH AMERICA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 143
TABLE 59 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 145
TABLE 60 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 146
TABLE 61 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 147

TABLE 62 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 148
TABLE 63 EUROPE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 149
TABLE 64 GERMANY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 150
TABLE 65 GERMANY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 151
TABLE 66 GERMANY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 152
TABLE 67 GERMANY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 153
TABLE 68 GERMANY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 154
TABLE 69 FRANCE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 156
TABLE 70 FRANCE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 157
TABLE 71 FRANCE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 158
TABLE 72 FRANCE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 159
TABLE 73 FRANCE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 160
TABLE 74 U.K.: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 163
TABLE 75 U.K.: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 164

TABLE 76 U.K.: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 165
TABLE 77 U.K.: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 166
TABLE 78 U.K.: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 167
TABLE 79 ITALY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 168
TABLE 80 ITALY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 169
TABLE 81 ITALY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 170
TABLE 82 ITALY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 171
TABLE 83 ITALY: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 172
TABLE 84 SPAIN: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($THOUSAND) 173
TABLE 85 SPAIN: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 174
TABLE 86 SPAIN: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 175
TABLE 87 SPAIN: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 176
TABLE 88 SPAIN: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 177
TABLE 89 ROE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($THOUSAND) 178
TABLE 90 ROE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 179

TABLE 91 ROE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 180
TABLE 92 ROE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 181
TABLE 93 ROE: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 182
TABLE 94 ASIA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 185
TABLE 95 ASIA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 186
TABLE 96 ASIA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 187
TABLE 97 ASIA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CNSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 188
TABLE 98 ASIA: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 189
TABLE 99 ROW: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 191
TABLE 100 ROW: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY APPLICATION, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 192
TABLE 101 ROW: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 193
TABLE 102 ROW: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION CONSUMABLES MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 194
TABLE 103 ROW: HUMAN IDENTIFICATION ASSAY KITS & REAGENTS MARKET, BY TYPE, 2011–2018 ($MILLION) 195
TABLE 104 RECENT NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES 197
TABLE 105 RECENT PARTNERSHIPS, AGREEMENTS, & COLLABORATIONS 199
TABLE 106 RECENT EXPANSIONS 200
TABLE 107 RECENT ACQUISITIONS 202
TABLE 108 APPROVALS 203

List Of Figures

FIGURE 1 FORECAST MODEL 26
FIGURE 2 MARKET SIZE ESTIMATION METHODOLOGY 28
FIGURE 3 DATA TRIANGULATION 29
FIGURE 4 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2013–2018 ($MILLION) 34
FIGURE 5 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY GEOGRAPHY, 2013–2018 35
FIGURE 6 PORTER'S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS 39
FIGURE 7 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION: TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE 42
FIGURE 8 STEPS INVOLVED IN DNA ANALYSIS 45
FIGURE 9 MARKET SEGMENTATION : HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET 46
FIGURE 10 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET DYNAMICS 48
FIGURE 11 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS MARKET SHARE ANALYSIS, BY KEY PLAYERS, 2013 57
FIGURE 12 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY TECHNOLOGY, 2013-2018 ($MILLION) 61
FIGURE 13 HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, BY PRODUCTS & SERVICES, 2013 ($MILLION) 105
FIGURE 14 KEY GROWTH STRATEGIES, HUMAN IDENTIFICATION MARKET, 2011–2014 196
FIGURE 15 BODE TECHNOLOGY: SWOT ANALYSIS 210
FIGURE 16 ILLUMINA: SWOT ANALYSIS 216
FIGURE 17 PROMEGA: SWOT ANALYSIS 223
FIGURE 18 QIAGEN: SWOT ANALYSIS 229
FIGURE 19 THERMO FISHER SCIENTIFIC: SWOT ANALYSIS 238

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Protein Metrics Expands Biopharmaceutical Software Suite with Launch of Byomap™ Software

Protein Metrics Byomap(TM) software, developed in close collaboration with biopharmaceutical researchers, facilitates quick annotation of peptide maps and rapid, quantitative comparison of multiple data traces against a reference material. ...jwplayer.key="2kY/GKwZ2uQZmDlQ9VYArfZt2b4+KhHX3+DM4zisgtE=";SAN CARLOS, Calif., March 24, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Protein Metrics Inc., a leading provider of software for rapid and thorough protein characterization, today announced the release of Byomap™ software for advanced peptide mapping. Byomap facilitates quick annotation of peptidemaps and rapid, quantitative comparison of multiple data traces against a reference material. Byomap is an extension of Protein Metrics' biopharmaceutical suite of products that includes their Byologic™ software, which enables researchers to confidently characterize their product down to trace components identifying degadants, impurities, post-translational modifications and sequence variants.

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"We are excited to expands our biopharmaceutical portfolio and provide a new, advanced peptide mapping tool to help biopharmaceutical researchers characterize their therapeutic proteins," said Chris Becker, Ph.D., President and CEO of Protein Metrics. "Byomap's convenient annotation and comparison capabilities enable our customers to quickly report on comparability and advance their Quality by Design (QbD) initiatives to track quality attributes as their products move through development."

Originally developed in close collaboration with biopharmaceutical researchers, Byomap begins the quantitative evaluation of chromatograms by first detecting peaks, then performing automatic baseline and peak area determinations. Annotation is rapid with the aid of novel visualization tools. Byomap can simultaneously align and quantitatively compare up to ten peptide maps to an annotated reference map, flagging peaks with out-of-tolerance intensities. It can also be used to analyze other types of chromatograms such as for detached glycans. The software has sophisticated export features for figures and tables that can be used directly in regulatory filings.

About Protein Metrics

Protein Metrics is a privately held software company serving biopharmaceutical development professionals and proteomics researchers. The company focuses on the analysis of mass spectrometric and other analytical data on proteins and glycans. Seeking to ensure that software to analyze mass spec and other analytical data keeps pace with the rapid advances in analytical instrumentation, Protein Metrics leverages its experience in analytical chemistry, bioinformatics, and computer science to make analytical results more complete, sensitive, accurate, and easier to achieve. Protein Metrics products are built on collaborations with pharmaceutical research scientists and years of research on proteins and glycans. The company is headquartered in San Carlos, California. For more information, visit www.proteinmetrics.com.

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NexID First To Offer "Liveness Detection" Software For Mobile Devices

WASHINGTON, March 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- As mobile device manufacturers embed fingerprint ID into millions of smartphones, NexID Biometrics today introduces its Mobile Live Finger Detection (LFD) software, the first liveness detection solution designed specifically to exceed the convenience and security needs of mobile users worldwide. The software provides authentication rates as high as 94-97 percent, offering the highest levels of "spoof-proofing" software available on the market today.

NexID developed the Mobile LFD software solution specifically for mobile devices. Due to the variety of fingerprint-scanning solutions on the market, the company designed the software to be technology agnostic so it could work with all fingerprint sensors and mobile devices, while achieving fast execution times and resource efficiency.

The Mobile LFD software resides in a mobile device and detects whether an image captured by the device's fingerprint sensor is detecting a finger from a living person or if it's a fake or "spoofed" fingerprint.

Adding live finger detection enhances the device's security and helps eliminate unlocking a phone or one of its applications that may contain confidential information. As evidenced with Apple's iPhone 5S TouchID, fingerprint sensors are actually highly vulnerable to hacking without some form of liveness detection.

NexID will introduce Mobile LFD here this week in Booth #202 at the Connect: ID Expo, where company executives will discuss and illustrate fingerprint spoofing techniques and fake finger detection. Additionally, Clarkson University professor and NexID co-owner, Dr. Stephanie Schuckers, will be speaking at the conference at 1:50 p.m. today on the topic of "Fake Fingers and Stolen Templates: Topics in Biometric Security."

"Two of the world's leading mobile device makers now include fingerprint identification on their devices, so it doesn't take a crystal ball to see that trend continuing," said NexID COO Mark Cornett. "We believe every mobile device will incorporate some type of fingerprint ID functionality in the next couple of years. And with people relying more and more on their devices, the security of personal, financial, health and business information is not just needed, it's imperative. "

For example, businesses contemplating adopting Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs face the need to ensure company information on mobile devices remains private and secure; meanwhile, employees may opt for more convenience to access phone features on the same devices. Mobile LFD offers a sliding scale of security for fingerprint ID on smartphones, allowing for a simple and flexible solution.

NexID said its Mobile LFD can immediately enhance the myriad of fingerprint ID solutions being developed by sensor manufacturers, mobile devices companies, and application developers. Fingerprint sensor companies can embed the software directly onto a sensor's chip (LFD on chip), and device manufacturers can add it to the main processor (LFD on host), all to provide customers with a convenient alternative to traditional PINs and passwords. NexID's Mobile LFD solution can also be embedded in "trust zone" or trusted execution environment chip sets.

The Mobile LFD SDK will be distributed free for evaluation, solution integration, and testing purposes. NexID also offers professional services to assist with the solution integration process. Licensing and distribution agreements are negotiated separately.

For more information on NexID Mobile LFD, please visit www.nexidbiometrics.com. A white paper on liveness detection, including examples of how the company researches and tests different "spoofing" techniques, is also available.

About NexID Biometrics
NexID Biometrics is a leading software and technology supplier to the biometric authentication industry. The company develops and licenses liveness detection software that enables fingerprint-scanning technologies to more accurately, and with greater confidence, authenticate scanned images by mitigating spoof-related risks. The company also provides testing and analysis of fingerprint scanning devices to identify existing vulnerabilities to known spoofing strategies. The company's founders represent some of the world's leading authorities on biometric spoof mitigation and liveness detection.

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Protein Metrics Launches Byologic™ Software for Therapeutic Proteins

Byologic™ was originally developed in close collaboration with biopharmaceutical researchers. (PRNewsFoto/Protein Metrics, Inc.)jwplayer.key="2kY/GKwZ2uQZmDlQ9VYArfZt2b4+KhHX3+DM4zisgtE=";SAN CARLOS, Calif., March 12, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Protein Metrics, Inc., a leading provider of software for rapid and thorough protein characterization, today announced the release of Byologic™. Byologic software enables easy and convenient identification and quantification of sequence variants, protein modifications, and degradants down to trace concentrations.

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"We are focused on software products that improve analytical quality and keep pace with recent advances seen in analytical instrumentation, allowing biopharmaceutical companies to manage the risk of variants and contaminants in their products," said Chris Becker, Ph.D., President and CEO of Protein Metrics. "Byologic enables our customers to confidently and quickly perform these critical analyses, dramatically shortening development timelines and reducing FTE costs."

Originally developed in close collaboration with leading biopharmaceutical researchers, Byologic also enables rapid evaluation of similarity by a variety of interactive computational and visual inspection tools. Special attention has been paid to the export of well-formatted figures and tables needed for regulatory filings.

About Protein Metrics

Protein Metrics is a privately held company serving biopharmaceutical development professionals and proteomics researchers, focusing on the analysis of mass spectrometric and other analytical data on proteins and glycans. Seeking to ensure that software keeps pace with the rapid advances in analytical instrumentation, Protein Metrics leverages its experience in analytical chemistry, bioinformatics, and computer science to make analytical results more complete, sensitive, accurate, and easier to achieve. Protein Metrics products are built on collaborations with pharmaceutical research scientists and years of research in proteomics and glycomics. The company is headquartered in San Carlos, California. For more information, visit www.proteinmetrics.com.

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Battelle Energy Alliance Awards NexDefense Inc. Commercialization Rights to Sophia Software Tool Developed at Idaho National Laboratory

SILICON VALLEY, Calif., Jan. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- NexDefense, Inc., www.NexDefense.com, a provider of cyber security solutions for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) used in the operation of critical infrastructure, today announced that Battelle Energy Alliance (BEA) has signed a patent and copyright license giving NexDefense exclusive rights to commercialize its Sophia software. Sophia (Greek for wisdom) is an ICS network fingerprinting and monitoring tool developed at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) during the past three years with an investment of over $1.5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Electricity Delivery & Energy Reliability (DOE-OE).

Sophia is a patent-pending, passive, real-time diagnostic and security tool that builds and maintains an ICS network fingerprint and continuously monitors activity against it, alerting its managers of any abnormal communication for further investigation, monitoring or action.

Beta testing conducted by BEA recently concluded involving more than 40 participants, including major utilities, control system vendors and departments of the federal government. Participants experienced immediate benefits in the fingerprinting process (mapping of communication activities) and longer-term benefits in monitoring and testing modifications to ICS configurations. Beta participants and others in the industry have expressed interest in obtaining commercial-grade Sophia software, services and support. Currently, there are 12 active federal government users, including organizations within Homeland Security, the U.S. Army and the Navy.

Cyber security threats to critical infrastructure systems are constantly evolving and ICS network administrators and operators have a challenging job of safeguarding their systems from attacks. ICS networks have unique characteristics that require sophisticated and safe tools to protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats.

Recently, President Obama declared that the "cyber threat is one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation."

"Because of the great need to meet the network security and operational challenges of our critical infrastructure, NexDefense plans to develop, enhance and tailor multiple commercial versions of Sophia to meet those needs," said Michael Assante, Co-Founder of NexDefense. "The resulting products will improve ICS operations reliability, survivability, resilience and efficiency."

"NexDefense has very strong industry relationships and offered a robust business plan to achieve our goal of widespread deployment of Sophia to the energy sector and electric power generation, transmission and distribution systems," said Mark Kaczor, BEA/INL's Senior Commercialization Manager for Sophia. "We are pleased to award NexDefense this opportunity and further support them through our Technology Assistance Program."

NexDefense is accepting participants in a new Beta II Testing and Planning program through February 15, 2014. The Beta II program will share Sophia with industry experts for their testing and deployment planning, as well as facilitate industry input into the first commercial versions of Sophia from NexDefense planned for later in 2014.

To sign up for the Beta II program or for more information on NexDefense and its commercialization of Sophia, visit www.NexDefense.com, or email info@nexdefense.com.

About NexDefense, Inc.

NexDefense brings top industrial automation and cyber security expertise together to forge proactive next-generation industrial cyber security solutions that help protect our nation's critical infrastructure, including providers of national and homeland security, electricity, natural gas, water, pharmaceuticals, chemicals and petroleum-based products.

NexDefense founders' backgrounds include founding the network security intelligence company LogiKeep, now Cisco's IntellishieldTM; Chief Security Officer (CSO) for AEP, a Fortune 200 energy company; CSO for North American Electric Reliability Corporation; creating the National Board of Security Examiners and the ICS curriculum for the SANS Institute; as well as decades of related security, technology and business experience. Read more about us here: http://nexdefense.com/about-us/our-team/.

About Idaho National Laboratory

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is one of the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) 10 multi-program national laboratories. The laboratory performs work in each of DOE's strategic goal areas: energy, national security, science and environment. INL is the nation's leading center for nuclear energy research and development. Day-to-day management and operation of the laboratory is the responsibility of Battelle Energy Alliance (BEA).

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Recently, President Obama declared that the "cyber threat is one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face as a nation."

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Aware Supplies Saudi Arabia with Biometrics Software to Help Facilitate Pilgrimage Travel

BEDFORD, Mass., Dec. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Aware, Inc. (NASDAQ: AWRE), a leading global provider of biometrics software and services, today announced that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has begun deployment of several of Aware's COTS biometrics software products as part of an update to their visa issuance management process. The new system utilizes Aware's Biometric Services Platform (BioSP™), as well as Universal Registration Client (URC) and related APIs. BioSP is a modular, centralized, service-oriented application used to implement workflows and manage data exchange between various government departments. URC is a biometric enrollment application that will operate on hundreds of workstations at consulates and visa service centers globally to collect biometrics from potential visitors to Saudi Arabia. Aware served as the principal subcontractor to Fujitsu Arabia Ltd. on the project. Aware also recently announced that it supplied products and services to Fujitsu for a similarly-scoped biometric visa applicant screening system deployed in Canada.

"The new system in Saudi Arabia highlights the scalability of Aware's biometric services platform, designed to handle as many as sixteen thousand biometric enrollments in a single hour," commented Rob Mungovan, Vice President at Aware. "The deployment serves as yet another example of Aware's COTS products and subcontracted services being used by an integrator to successfully field an advanced, biometrics-enabled visa issuance solution."

About Aware
Aware is a leading provider of biometrics software products and development services to governments, system integrators, and solution providers globally. Our products include SDKs, software components, workstation applications, and a modular, centralized, service-oriented platform. They fulfill a broad range of functions critical to biometric authentication and search, including face, fingerprint, and iris autocapture, image quality assurance, data compliance, capture hardware peripheral abstraction, centralized data processing and workflow, subsystem connectivity, and biometric matching algorithms. The products are used to enable identity-centric security solutions with biometrics for applications including border management, credentialing and access control, intelligence and defense, and law enforcement. Aware is a publicly held company (Nasdaq: AWRE) based in Bedford, Massachusetts.

See Aware's website for more information about our biometrics software products.

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Portions of this release contain forward-looking statements regarding future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties, such as estimates or projections of future revenue and earnings and the growth of the biometrics markets. Aware wishes to caution you that there are factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the results indicated by such statements. Biometric factors include, but are not limited to: market acceptance of our biometric technologies and products; changes in contracting practices of government or law enforcement agencies; the failure of the biometrics market to experience continued growth; announcements or introductions of new technologies or products by our competitors; failures or problems in our biometric software products; delays in the adoption of new industry biometric standards; growth of proprietary biometric systems which do not conform to industry standards; our ability to sell services contracts in a manner that is consistent with our business model; our ability to deliver service contract milestones; and our dependence on third party contractors and consultants to deliver certain services contract milestones. We refer you to the documents Aware files from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission, specifically the section titled Risk Factors in our annual report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012 and other reports and filings made with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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