A specialised, inert gel material called serum separation gel is used in blood collection tubes to provide a barrier between serum and blood cells during centrifugation, making it easier to isolate premium serum for analysis in research and diagnostic procedures. Serum separation gel comes capped and labelled with an inert polyethylene cap. It is composed of clear polypropylene. Blood collection tubes that have been pre-coated or integrated with serum separation gels are referred to as serum separation gel integrated with tubes. This allows for more effective serum separation during sample collection and processing. Blood clot and serum can be reliably and steadily separated using serum separation gel, which has little effect on clinical outcomes. It offers more rapid and thorough blood cell separation, increases serum stability by providing high plasma levels, and reduces contamination.
According to SPER market research, ‘Serum Separation Gel Market Growth, Size, Trends Analysis – By Product, By End User – Regional Outlook, Competitive Strategies and Segment Forecast to 2034’ states that the Global Serum Separation Gel Market is estimated to reach USD 16.05 billion by 2034 with a CAGR of 7.16%.
Drivers:
The market for serum separation gel is anticipated to rise at a rapid pace due to the growing demand for diagnostic tests. Diagnostic testing aids in the early detection of diseases when treatment is most successful and in the assessment of risk factors and the direction of activities in preventive healthcare, its demand is increasing. Due to chronic illnesses becoming more common, the market for serum separation gel is expected to grow in the future. The serum separation gel market is growing as a result of various factors, including ongoing product innovation and technological advancement. The performance and efficiency of new gels are currently better than those of conventional gels.
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Restraints:
In real-world applications, serum separation gels may malfunction, resulting in bubble formation and separation gel drawing. Bubbles are created when air becomes caught in the gel when it is manually or mechanically injected into the bottom of the blood collecting tube. The gel’s capacity to provide an efficient barrier between serum and cells may be hampered by these air bubbles, endangering the accuracy of the test and the quality of the sample. Unintentional movement or displacement of the gel barrier following centrifugation, which results in an inadequate separation of the serum from cellular components, is referred to as separation gel drawing. Serum separation gels are being replaced by emerging technologies including solid-phase extraction (SPE) and microfluidic devices. The Global Serum Separation Market is dominant in North America due to sophisticated medical infrastructure and a surge in clinical testing. Some major market companies are Becton, Dickinson and Company, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., BIOSIGMA S.p.A, Cardinal Health.
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