Biological systems are complex and involve several biological reactions and biomolecules. Understanding the biological reactions and identifying the associated biomolecules will help in the development of accurate diagnostics and aid precision medicine. Yet the high number of molecules often requires multiple tests or bulky instruments. To overcome this need, diagnostic biochip technology offers a miniaturized multiplexing sensing platform. A biochip is a solid substrate with a multitude of miniaturized test sites that have immobilized probes to capture and detect the target biomolecules. While biochips can have several applications, current research focuses on diagnostic biochips.
The huge demand for precision medicine and low-cost point-of-care diagnostic platforms will drive the market. However, key players must focus on reducing the costs of DNA and protein biochips, meeting regulatory standards, and increasing awareness among users.
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