The study of genetically modified plants and livestock and how genes affect production are classified as agrigenomics. The application of genomics in agriculture allows for improved sustainable livestock and agricultural output and productivity. The resolution of the next-generation sequence helps researchers examine the transmission patterns of infectious pathogens through time and so contributes to developing efficient medicine.
The global "agrigenomics market" is predicted to reach a high CAGR of 8% during the forecast period (2022-2029).
Rapid advancements in the functional genomics sector, such as the adoption of massively parallel sequencing technology and the creation of procedures to effectively evaluate cellular activity at the molecular level, are driving the global agrigenomics market. In terms of applied genomics in agriculture, molecular marker-assisted crop breeding has proven to be more effective than conventional breeding programs in terms of enhancing crop selection scope, speed, and efficiency. Advanced genomic characterization approaches have boosted crop quality and production while using fewer fertilizers, herbicides, and water. Soil scientists are utilizing next-generation sequencing for the development of complete characterization of soil microbial communities to allow better prediction of soil health. The increasing attack of pests on crops is becoming a big issue for farmers throughout the world. Pests cause an annual loss of 10-15% of crops globally. Also, the pests are developing which is making them harder to kill. Thus the need to strengthen the crops and increase their durability is a major driving force for the agrigenomics market.
Due to financial restrictions, the adoption of automated methods in agrigenomics research has been relatively limited, compared to other disciplines such as human genetics. Thus, while being aware of the benefits of utilising automated systems, researchers in underdeveloped nations continue to favour manual approaches over automated ones.
COVID-19 Impact:
The COVID-19 pandemic has created severe health, social and economic concerns. In the situation where the medical community focuses on the development of effective diagnostics and medical care, the agriculture and food manufacturing sectors are channeling their efforts towards restoring efficient food production and logistics and supply chain efficiency. In addition, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, seed producers, characteristics and genomics researchers work on developing capacity-building solutions in addition to commodities producers and suppliers.
The global agrigenomics market is segmented based on the process into microarray analysis, sequencing, genotyping, bioinformatics, and others.
Microarray analysis holds the most significant share in the global agrigenomic market. Microarray analysis is a technique that uses gene chips to bind and quantify hundreds of distinct mRNAs. Using such chips to measure mRNA levels in different tissues or in persons subjected to different treatments, tens or hundreds of particular genes that differ depending on the tissue or therapy may be discovered, assisting in a mechanistic explanation of the variances. They may be used to determine how possible pollutants affect the gene-expression patterns of resident species. In agriculture, this can be used to detect pathogens, new viruses which are affecting the plant. These methods could be the first step to creating new cures for many plant diseases.
By region, the global agrigenomics market is segmented into North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle-east, and America.
The North American agrigenomics market is growing steadily due to the rising acceptance of agrigenomics, which can minimize the use of hazardous pesticides by improving resistance capacity during the early stages. The adoption of agrigenomics is mostly linked to the reduction of pesticide use. The region's strong growth may be ascribed to substantial technical breakthroughs, well-established health care infrastructure, and an emphasis on research and development. Asia-pacific is growing at a higher pace due to high R&D and multiple initiatives by companies so that genetically modified crops could rise.
Competitive Landscape:
This market is predicted to foresee technological advancements in sequencing and gene mutations owing to ongoing research activities and it is expected to boost the growth of agronomics during the forecast period. Some of the key players in the global agrigenomics market include LC Sciences, LLC., AgriGenome Labs Pvt. Ltd, and ArrayGen Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
ArrayGen Technologies:
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ArrayGen has great expertise in Genomics. As a result, they always improvise to enrich their experience of owning a better Genomics service. The company focuses on innovation in the style of Genomics and bringing novelty.
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