The global human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) market is anticipated to reach USD 1.06 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Application of hESCs as a promising donor source for cellular transplantation therapies is anticipated to bolster progress through to 2025. hESCs technology tends to be useful for tissue engineering in humans due to high histocompatibility between host and graft.

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Maintenance of developmental potential for contribution of derivatives of all three germ layers is an important feature of these cells. This ability remains consistent even after clonal derivation or prolonged undifferentiated proliferation, thus pronouncing its accelerated uptake.

In addition, these are capable in expressing high level of alkaline phosphatase, key transcription factors, and telomerase. These factors are found to be of great importance in the maintenance of the inner cellular mass pluripotency.

Furthermore, hESCs can be easily differentiated into defined neurons, neural lineages, oligodendrocytes, and astrocytes. Aforementioned characteristic makes it useful in studying the sequence of events that take place during early neurodevelopment.

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However, use of stem cells derived from viable embryos is fraught with ethical issues, prompting scientists to explore other methods to generate ESCs. The other methods include derivation of embryonic germ cells, stem cells from dead embryos, and other techniques.

Further Key Findings from the Study Suggest:

hESC derivation provides a unique opportunity for early human development studies.

It is believed to hold a substantial potential for regenerative medicine and biopharma.

Differentiated derivatives of these cells are applicable for screening assays in development of novel pharmaceutical moieties.

Screening for mutagenic as well as toxic compounds can also be carried out using such derivatives.

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Presence of lack of suitable donor organs and tissues for regenerative medicine is expected to increase the demand thus influencing growth.

Stem cell research is anticipated to exhibit fastest growth amongst the other applications.

However, presence of controversies pertaining to their use as a consequence of ethical considerations is responsible for steady growth.

Europe accounts for considerable share of the market, following North America.

As per a recent survey carried out by Swiss government, citizens there are more willing to accept embryonic stem cell research than politicians.

Asia Pacific is anticipated to drive market with fastest YoY growth.

Rising awareness amongst the population and physicians with respect to associated therapies is anticipated to propel progress.

Key players contributing in this market are CellGenix GmbH, International Stem Cell Corporation, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc.; Kite Pharma, PromoCell GmbH, and Lonza.

Presence of clinical trial pipeline for embryonic stem cell derived therapy for targeting different diseases is expected to fuel growth.

The diseases targeted include macular degeneration, Parkinsons disease, type I diabetes mellitus, and spinal cord injury.

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