01 The surging frequency of chronic and infectious diseases is the main driver for the global protein assay market. There has been a growth in the expenditure on pharmaceutical and biological research for research and development of new protein assay products, boosting market growth.Proteins are one of the four macromolecules necessary for existence. They are long chains of amino acids that fold into hierarchical structures to execute specific functions within the tissues and cells of all living organisms. The protein assay aims to ascertain the quantity or concentration of a particular protein or a group of proteins in a sample. Protein isolation and detection are utilized in various clinical and scientific procedures.
01 Protein assays can be used as an initial protein capture before structural analysis, as a preliminary step before further protein manipulation in a research and development process, or as the final stage of detection in a clinical laboratory as part of a diagnostic technique. There are numerous protein assay types and variations on the main techniques. Due to the complexity of the subject matter, major biological supply companies typically produce extensive handbooks detailing the specifics of each protein assay.
January 2026 Bio-Rad Laboratories expanded its protein analysis portfolio with new assay solutions and workflow enhancements designed to improve protein quantification, reproducibility, and laboratory efficiency for research and biopharmaceutical applications.
November 2025 Thermo Fisher Scientific introduced new protein assay reagents and analytical workflow solutions to support proteomics, biopharmaceutical research, and life science laboratories. The developments focused on improving sensitivity, accuracy, and ease of use.
September 2025 Merck KGaA (MilliporeSigma) expanded its life science portfolio with advanced protein quantification and analytical solutions, strengthening support for protein characterization and biologics research.
July 2025 Promega Corporation launched new protein detection and quantification technologies designed to streamline protein analysis workflows for academic, clinical, and pharmaceutical research laboratories.