Biotherapeutics virus removal filtration is one of the very booming technology adopting by biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Virus removability is based on size–exclusion mechanisms: viruses larger than the mean pore size become trapped.
The first virus removal filter in biotherapeutics, PlanovaTM, was launched in 1989. It is first filter developed specifically for removing viruses from biotherapeutic products such as biopharmaceuticals and plasma derivatives.
These filters are available in pore sizes to match the virus removal needs of particular product applications. They have more than two decades of proven safety and reliability in the international biopharmaceutical industry.
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The global market for biotherapeutics virus removal filters market is segmented on basis of service type and geography.
By Virus Size
- 18-26 nm
- 28-30 nm
- 40-70 nm
- 80-130 nm
- Other
By Virus Clearance Filter
- Parvovirus
- Bacteriophage
- Retrovirus
- Other
By End User
- Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Companies
- Contract Research Organizations (cros)
- Academic Institutes
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On the basis of end user, the global biotherapeutics virus removal filters market has been segmented into biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, contract research organizations (CROs), and academic institutes.
On the basis of regional presence, global biotherapeutics virus removal filters market are segmented into five key regions viz. North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Middle East & Africa.
North America remains dominant in the global biotherapeutics virus removal filters market due to increasing number of research going on monoclonal antibodies (mAb) and recombinant protein, which requires virus removal filters.
Implementation of a virus retentive filter is one of many steps a manufacturer will take to ensure product safety, since it is a critical component in the manufacture of biological therapeutics. The choice of a virus filter is driven mainly by robust virus retention. Nevertheless, robust retention should be achieved as economically as possible. There are regulatory process and filter-related considerations which should take into account while selecting the right virus filter and in initiating filter optimization studies.
Planova filters offer an excellent combination of high protein yield, validated virus safety, and scalability.
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Europe is expected to hold second largest market share in global biotherapeutics virus removal filters market. However, stringent government regulation in Germany and France in terms of approval, restraining the growth of this market in European region. Emerging markets such as APAC and Latin America are expected to see delayed growth.
In the majority of the developed countries, the biotherapeutics virus removal filters are provided by the government or community-based programs. Some of the prominent players identified in global blood transfusion filters market are Asahi Kasei Medical, EMD Millipore, Pall Corporation, Sartorius AG.
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