Information profile @ a Glance
- Plasma protein fractionation Industry is $7 billion industry
supplies products to more than one million patients each year.
- More than 500 metric tons of human serum albumin and more than 40
tons of intravenous
immunoglobulin are produced
annually from more than 22 million liters of
source and recovered plasma
- Immune serum globulin is in high demand, and that demand will only
increase.
- The United States represents the largest
plasma collector and manufacturing base —
more than 50% of the world supply of
plasma.
- Plasma contains about 60 g/L of protein,
of which about 57 grams (not including
processing losses) are used for many
therapeutic products
- It takes approximately 18 months for a blood sampling site to be
certified by the Food and Drug Administration, and another 18 months for
it to accumulate operating reserves
- Building a fractionating plant is very expensive
- Plasma-derived products, such as IVIG and albumin, are not expected
to be manufactured by recombinant means
- IVIG demand is now the primary driver of the plasma collection
market, with demand growing 6-8% annually.
- Hemophiliacs are the target population for players interested in
plasma protein R&D. India needs about 900,000 liters of plasma proteins
per year. India has been meeting this requirement so far by importing
these proteins. None of the other Plasma proteins is being manufactured
in India as yet.
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Basic Information
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Biotechnology Industry 2007 -
2008
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Developments over the years
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Plasma Protein Forum 2009
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Porcine Plasma Proteins
Companies & Products
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Company in innovative
immunology and haematology
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Company with FDA approval
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Company in plasma-based protein
replacement
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American Company Profile
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Company in substitute for natural
growth Harmon
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Australian Company
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Company in India
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Company profile
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Companies in joint development
Technology Scenario
- Plasma Collection
- Product Monograph
- Biological Therapeutics for Rare Plasma Protein
Disorders
- Seminal Plasma Proteins as Potential Markers
of Relative Fertility in Boars
- Seminal Plasma Proteins as Potential
Markers of Relative Fertility in Boars
- The quantitative determination of albumin
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Patents
- Coagulant plasma-protein solution
- Purification of Plasma Proteins
- Method of Plasma fractionating plasma
protein
- Apparatus for separating proteins from blood
plasma
- Chromatographic separation of plasma
proteins
- Multiplex protein fractionation
- Fractionation of blood plasma
Projects & Markets
- Blood Plasma Fractionation
- Trends in Coagulation Factors
- Low Cost Manufacturing
- Research & Developmenta
- Project Engineering & Technologies
- Fractionation Kit
- Fractionators
- Down Stream Process
- Consultant
- Contract Fractionation
- Protein purification and analysis
- Plasma Products
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