9 Sep
2014
Ribonucleic acid i.e. RNA contains large biological molecules that perform vital roles in regulations, coding, decoding and expression of genes. Unlike DNA, RNA is single-stranded molecule in most of its biological form. During many researches in the recent years, RNA based therapeutics has the ability to render targeted solutions for many chronic diseases such as AIDS, Cancer, Cardiovascular conditions and genetic disorders.
AMR report shows the RNA therapeutics market to value $1.2 billion, globally by 2020 growing with a CAGR of 28.4%.
The use of RNA therapeutics is more inclined to the oncology segment. North America has the highest share in the global market. Asia-Pacific and other geographies would grow substantially during the forecast period.
Akhilesh Prabhugaonkar
Author's Bio- Akhilesh Prabhugaonkar holds a bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from the reputed Vishwakarma Institute of Technology. He has a special interest in the fields of forensics, world history, international relations and foreign policy, sports, agriculture, astronomy, security, and oceanography. An ardent bibliophile and melophile, Akhilesh loves to write on topics of his interest and various other societal issues. This love for writing made him enter the professional world of content writing and pursue his career in this direction.
How are Submarine Cables Transforming Global Connectivity with Enhanced User Experience?
How Integrating Advanced AC Electric Motors Does Optimize Equipment Potential?
How Industrial Fasteners Are Adapting to New Engineering Needs
Why SOC as a Service Is Essential in Today’s Hybrid and Cloud Environments?
How Are Hybrid Cloud Models Redefining Business Infrastructure?
How Embedded Computing is Transforming AI, Security, and Automation
EV Charging Software: The Backbone of Charging Infrastructure
Aerostat Systems: Expanding Use in Defense and Surveillance Operations
Understanding Small Personal Loans in a Changing Regulatory Landscape