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Abstract:
Report examines which of the many emerging nano-enabled drug delivery systems have the best prospects and when and where they are likely to be used.
According to a newly released report from NanoMarkets, an industry consulting firm based here, nanotechnology-enabled drug delivery systems will generate over $1.7 billion ($US) in 2009 and over $4.8 billion in 2012. Additional details about the firm's research can be found at www.nanomarkets.net.
The global drug delivery products and services market is projected to surpass US$67 billion in 2009. NanoMarkets' research indicates that nano-enabled solutions will capture a small but rapidly growing percentage of this total market based on their ability to reduce times to market, extend product life cycles, provide patent protection and create additional revenue streams.
NanoMarkets' key findings in this report include the following:
About the Report:
This NanoMarkets report, titled, "Nano Drug Delivery," examines which of the many emerging nano-enabled drug delivery systems have the best prospects and when and where they are likely to be used. Areas covered include encapsulation technologies, implantable delivery methods, imaging agents and microneedles. Technologies covered include dendrimers, nanotubes and fullerenes, nanoparticles, quantum dots and magnetic/electrical targeting methods.
The report also takes a look at the technical, market and regulatory barriers to implementing nano-enabled drug delivery systems, noting likely differences in implementation patterns in the major industrialized countries. It also forecasts the market for new technologies broken out by drug delivery type and technology platform.
Additional information about the report can be found at www.nanomarkets.net or by contacting Robert Nolan at (804) 360-2967. The report is available in either hard copy or electronic version with licenses as low as $200 per user.
About NanoMarkets, LC:
NanoMarkets analyzes the impact of nanotechnology on both established and emerging markets with a focus on the realms of communications, IT, semiconductors, bio-medical and energy. The firm provides market research reports, customized industry analyses and general market commentary for companies looking to capitalize on nanotechnology-based opportunities.
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