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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Based on its recent analysis of the drug discovery technologies market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Life Technologies with the 2009 North American Frost & Sullivan Company of the Year Award. The company's size, product portfolio breadth, market segment leadership, and strong future potential set it apart from any competitor in the life science research tools industry. Moreover, Life Technologies shows great commitment to providing innovative and enabling tools across the life science research continuum.
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Formed from the combination of Invitrogen and Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies is on a clear path to become its own unique organization with unparalleled efficiency and speed of operation. More importantly, the reengineered Life Technologies promises extraordinary revenue growth that far outpaces the performance of its two predecessor companies.
"Prior to the 2008 merger, Applied Biosystems held the largest percentage of market share in the microRNA, PCR reagents, capillary electrophoresis sequencing, qRT-PCR, and life sciences mass spectrometry markets, while Invitrogen held the largest percentage of market share in the cell culture and protein expression and purification markets," explains Jonathan Witonsky, Industry Manager, Drug Discovery & Clinical Diagnostics, Frost & Sullivan. "By merging, the new company, Life Technologies, holds a significant market share in nine additional market segments, including the nucleic acid purification and isolation market, the laboratory information management systems market, the cell-based assays market, the research ELISA market, the high content screening market, the liquid chromatography market, the protein electrophoresis market, the RNAi market, and the proteom
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