Separation systems play a vital role in industrial biotechnology processes. These systems produce the desired products from small to large quantities and has wide area of applications.

SNP genotyping and analysis is used mainly as a research tool to identify genomic variations that lead to different morphological traits and can determine the health and ancestry of plants and animals.

Transcriptomics is one of the flourishing “Omics” technologies (proteomics, genomics, metabolomics and others) across the globe.

Agricultural microbials are produced from naturally occurring microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. These microbials are usually applied to seeds or sprayed on crops to protect them from pests and diseases.

Industrial enzymes are molecules or complex proteins that help in catalysis of biochemical reactions. Industrial enzymes have the characteristics of reducing the energy consumption of a reaction without being consumed in the reaction.

Companion diagnostics facilitate the enhancement of a specific drug treatment by the patient’s response at every stage of treatment.

Genomics and proteomics have greatly increased the volume and quality of information with regards to several lesser known genetic diseases and as such have expedited the cure for many illnesses.

Identification of DNA and RNA sequence in cancer cell is referred as cancer genome sequencing. Personalized cancer genome sequencing is characterization and identification of abnormal gene sequence in particular cancer cells.

Biobanks play a pivotal role in the field of biomedical research. A wide range of biospecimens including plasma, saliva, blood, and purified DNA are maintained by biobanks.

Synthetic biology defined as the synthesis of artificial or natural components in order to form new artificial living system by re-molding existing biological elements.

Considered as an emerging field of medical science that aims at regenerating, replacing, or repairing organs, regenerative medicines are witnessing rising demand from across the world.

Mouse is a popular model system because it is a mammal with sophisticated genetic tools and significant genetic resources.

Fibroblast activation protein (FAP) is a serine protein that is selectively expressed in pathologic sites in the adults making it a target specific site for many therapeutic agents.

Microarray is a collection of microscopic spots of DNA, RNA, oligonucleotides, proteins, peptides, cells, tissues and other compounds which are attached to a solid substrate.

Escherichia coli (E.coli) is a Gram negative rod-shaped bacteria commonly found in intestines of warm blooded animals.

Cancer stem cells (CSCs) refer to the cells obtained from tumor that posses potential to reproduce all types of cancer cells found in a cancer sample.

Government bodies are increasingly focusing on raising awareness regarding the need for adopting greener technologies such as white biotechnology across the industrial segment.

Assisted reproductive technology (ART) is a procedure used to achieve pregnancy. ART is used to avoid the fertility problems while perpetuating genetic connection.

Chemoinformatics is defined as the application of computers to develop and process chemical data. It involves the study of chemical structures using computational methods and tools.

Prenatal and newborn genetic testing refers to the utilization of screening/diagnostic procedures of a fetus or a new born baby to detect chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome, Patau syndrome and Edward syndrome.

Dental instruments and appliances are the tools that are used by the dental professionals to examine, restore, manipulate tissues or extract teeth.

Cardiac output is known as the volume of blood is pumped by from the right or left ventricle of heart per minute and which is dependent on heart rate, and stroke volume.

Hand hygiene means to keep one’s hands clean by washing hands (with soap and water), or disinfecting them with an antiseptic agent, using antiseptic handwash.

Albumin is a well characterized protein and functions as a therapeutic, diagnostic agent, as well as an excipient.

According to the World Allergy Organization, an estimated 30% to 40% of the global population suffered from some form of allergic condition in 2011.

The growing demand for blood transfusion across emergency departments in hospitals has boosted the growth of the global blood preparation market.

The patient handling equipment market is witnessing various new opportunities such as rental provisions emerging as a market trend among patients who require slings and lifts for short duration in healthcare settings.

IT-enabled healthcare offers viable means of overcoming shortfalls in the existing healthcare delivery system across the world.

Donated cord blood has become one of the most reliable sources for stem cells over the last decade and is thus considered as a valuable biological resource.

Automated microbiology is the advanced microbiology technique that allows microbiologists to perform microbiology testing more quickly and accurately.

Acute kidney injury (AKI) or acute renal failure is a common complication in critically ill patients and is often associated with mortality and morbidity.

Ambulance services help transport medically injured or ill patients to-and-from hospitals to ensure timely health check-up and treatment by healthcare professionals.

ECG management systems are web based systems used for management of data by automating the processing, distribution and storage of ECG, Holter monitors and other stress data acquired from multiple sources.

The highly competitive oral contraceptive pills market is marked by the presence of several generic product manufacturers, most of which resort to price reduction and free samples to sustain in the market.

Orthobiology is a branch of science that develops bone and tissue replacement materials for fasthealing and quick recovery of injured muscles, broken bones, ligaments and tendons.

The growing number of generic drugs in the market today is primarily attributed to the patent expirations in various medical fields, including inhalers and nasal sprays.

The rise in incidences of organ failure in kidney, liver and heart patients across the globe is augmenting the demand for organ transplant procedures.

Testing analysis services are precarious element in many industries and has the potential to save time and money by performing critical analysis throughout the product life cycle and improve customer satisfaction by delivering defect-free product.

Cell surface markers are unique to cell types and have vital functional role in immunology. These are generally antigens or molecules present within the plasma membrane of the cell.

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring includes measurement of blood pressure at regular intervals of time usually after every 15-20 minutes and is performed for 24 hours, during which patient conducts normal day to day activities.

The importance of medical imaging systems is growing day by day owing to their increasing applications in the field of neurology, cardiology and in women\'s health.

Transcriptomics is one of the flourishing “Omics” technologies (proteomics, genomics, metabolomics and others) across the globe.

The chemical structure of these synthetic drugs match naturally occurring drugs and they are designed in such as way as to enhance their effects as compared to naturally occurring drugs, or to prevent undesired side effects.

Europe is among the major regions contributing to the global heparin market owing to its developed economy and high prevalence of coagulation disorders.

Dental bone graft substitutes and other biomaterials are considered an emerging field of medical science that aims to support growth of natural bone, repair or assist in restoring natural tooth/teeth.

A laboratory information system is a complex information system designed for data and information management related to industrial and medical-related laboratories including clinical and analytical laboratories.

Optical imaging is a rapidly evolving and emerging medical imaging technology, which utilizes the light spectrum for assessing the optical properties of different body tissues.

The rising geriatric population and their slew of medical needs will be the undercurrent defining the trajectory of the global cone beam computed tomography market.

Hematological malignancies or blood cancers are derived from the cells of blood forming tissue.

LASER stands for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiations. It possesses properties such as high monochromaticity, coherence and directionality which attributes to its strong penetration power.