Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Diagnostics Competitive Landscape and Pipeline Analysis, 2021

DelveInsight’s, “Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Diagnostics Competitive Landscape and Pipeline Analysis,” report provides an understanding of the current competition, pipeline products, and changing market dynamics of the Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Diagnostics market in the 7 major pharmaceutical markets. The report also gives a brief competitive analysis of both the current and emerging products, to help understand the competition in the market.

Development Activities

  • In November 2020, Grail has announced a commercial partnership with the UK's National Health Service to make its early cancer liquid biopsy test available starting in 2021
  • In June 22nd 2020, NuProbe and Weigao Group had announced a strategic collaboration to use NuProbe's proprietary blocker displacement amplification (BDA) technology to develop a liquid biopsy next-generation sequencing panel for non-small cell lung cancer for the Chinese market.

Major Players in Liquid Biopsy Market

There are approx. 20+ key companies which are developing the products for liquid biopsy products.

  • Liquid Biopsy Cancer Test: GRAIL Inc.

Grail is developing multi-cancer early detection liquid biopsy test or blood test which can detect up to 50 types of cancer and is committed to is committed to develop a deep understanding of cancer biology. GRAIL is poised to detect cancer early by combining high-intensity sequencing of unprecedented breadth and depth with the techniques of modern data science. GRAIL is creating vast datasets to develop evidence supporting their products.

  • Parsortix: Angle Plc

ANGLE’s Parsortix system has the potential to deliver profound improvements in clinical and health economic outcomes in the treatment and diagnosis of various forms of cancer.

Parsortix is different from many of its rivals as, rather than testing for fragments of dead cancer cells, it detects and captures circulating tumour cells (CTCs). CTCs provide the tell-tale signs of cancer and their capture can allow doctors to more accurately assess treatment options. This method is seen as more reliable because other tests have shown that fragments of dead cancer cells are present in around a quarter of people over 65 who do not have cancer. CTCs, on the other hand, give a complete picture because they can only be found in people with cancer.

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  • DNA methylation based liquid biopsy test: Exact Sciences

Exact’s DNA methylation based liquid biopsy test detects 80% of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) cases across all stages and 71% of early stage cases. It has shown better performance than the most commonly used marker for HCC, serum alpha-fetoprotein (AFP).

  • Liquid Biopsy for Cancer Diagnostics: Commercialization Activity

This segment of the report provides a detailed list of any commercial activity in the field of liquid biopsy products ranging from collaboration, mergers and acquisition, recent breakthrough among others.

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