Viral Inactivation can be defined as the procedure by which viral cells are made inactive or killed. The purpose of this method is to increase the safety and to avoid contamination of products by viruses. Viruses can be present in the final product but only in inactive form. All the procedures are performed primarily in food and blood plasma industries in order to protect the products from viruses.
There are many methods in which viral inactivation is attained. Some of them are dry heating, irradiation by UV rays, pasteurization, solvent/detergent usage and lowering of pH among others. Pasteurization is a useful method only when the proteins to be protected are more thermally resistant than viruses. Viral Inactivation by detergents and solvents is the most used method in the blood plasma industry. It is effective only when viruses are encapsulated inside lipid molecules. The detergents or solvents interact with the lipid layers and make the viruses ineffective as they cannot survive without lipid molecules. UV radiations kill the viruses by creating nucleic acid dimers, hence affecting their life cycle and reproduction processes. Lowering pH is effective only when the molecules inside the product are more resistant than viruses.
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Europe Viral Inactivation: Drivers & Restraints
Viral Inactivation market in this region is driven by factors like growing support of government in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals sectors, increasing support of government in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals sectors, attention of research and development industries in life sciences, launch of new drugs and rising incidence of chronic diseases and among others. Some of the restraints of this market are presence of strong consolidation and less number of skilled workers.
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Europe Viral Inactivation: Segmentation
By Method
• Solvent/Detergent Method
• Pasteurization
• UV Radiation
• Microwave Heating
• High-Energy Light
By Product
• Kits and Reagents
• Services
• Accessories
• Viral Inactivation Systems
By Application
• Vaccines and Therapeutics
• Stem Cell Products
• Cell Culture
• Gene Therapy
• Blood & Blood Products
By End User
• Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Companies
• Contract Research Organizations
• Academic Research Institutes
• Other End Users

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Europe Viral Inactivation: Overview
Factors like growing support of government and rising investment in research and development are affecting the growth of this market positively. However, factors like presence of strong consolidation and less number of skilled workers are restraining the growth of this market. By method, largest market share is held by solvent/detergent method since it requires less investment, easy to use and it achieves high degree of inactivation of viruses. Vaccines and therapeutics has the largest share in applications segment.
Europe Viral Inactivation: Region-wise Outlook
The market for Viral Inactivation in Europe region is divided based on geography into United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany and Spain. Europe is the second largest market for viral inactivation in the world by share. Factors such as rising support of government, rising incidence of chronic disease, huge number of patients and launch of new drugs is expected to be the driving factors of growth for this market in the forecast period.
Key Questions Answered
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• What are the challenges and barriers that have hindered widespread adoption of Viral Inactivation?