Proteomics Market Seen Quintupling to $2.8B by 2005

Jun 07, 2001

NEW YORK, June 7 - The proteomics market is expected to experience fivefold growth over the next four years, increasing from a $561-million market to a $2.8-billion market by 2005, Front Line Strategic Management Consulting said Thursday in a report.

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