Human Identification Market to Gain a Stronghold by 2024

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Human Identification Market Size, Trends And
Worldwide Outlook To 2024
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The global market for human identification reac
hed 43.0 billion in 2019 and should reach 83.9
billion by 2024, at a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 14.3 for the period of
2019-2024.Report ScopeThis report represents
a current and important business tool to evaluate
technologies, trends, products, and market
participants in the HI sector. The geographic
scope of this study covers the U. S. and
companies worldwide. The report identifies the
main elements of HI products and technologies in
different types of industries.Get More
Information sample  https//www.trendsmarketresea
rch.com/report/sample/11757Report Includes
28 data tables and 20 additional tables An
overview of the global market for human
identification (HI) forensics, genealogy and
security applications Analyses of global market
trends, with data from 2018, estimates for 2019
and projections of compound annual growth rates
(CAGRs) through 2024 Knowledge about of HI
related technologies such as PCR, NGS, and rapid
DNA testing Detailed description of HI
applications in various sectors and discussion of
current products, companies, new trends and
developments Coverage of partnerships,
collaborations and acquisitions in HI market space
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Company profiles of leading market participants
within the industry, including 23andMe,
Ancestry.com, DNA Diagnostics Center Inc.,
IDEMIA, NMS Labs, Promega Corp., QIAGEN and
VerogeSummaryHuman identification (HI) is one
of the developing and expanding markets related
to a number of industries including biometrics,
biotech and others.Primarily, HI is a well-known
approach in forensics however, it has much
broader applications in genealogy, anthropology,
security, and other markets.Request for
Discount   https//www.trendsmarketresearch.com/r
eport/discount/11757Genealogy is defined as the
study of family ancestors with documentation of
birth, marriage and death dates through parents,
grandparents, great grandparents, and as far back
in the past as possible. Today, there are
numerous reasons to research ones genealogy and
expand it as a full family history. One of the
main reasons to understand ones genealogy is to
become knowledgeable about ones family medical
history.Genetic genealogy is based on the use
of DNA testing in combination with traditional
genealogical and historical records. Genetic
genealogy involves the use of genealogical DNA
testing together with documentary evidence to
determine the relationship between individuals.
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The genealogy sector is expected to grow at an
REDACTED CAGR during the period of 2019 through
2014 (see Summary Table). This report analyzes
providers of genealogical analyses, estimates the
value of thissector and suggests further
projection based on recent trends and
development.HI is also of high importance in
the security market, especially in the banking
and financial sector, border control applications
and more. In these sectors, human identification
is done through biometrics.In general,
biometrics is defined as a technology for body
measurements and calculations. It refers to
metrics related to human characteristics such as
fingerprints, palm veins, face recognition, DNA,
palm prints, hand geometry, iris recognition,
retina, and odor. Behavioral characteristics are
related to the pattern of behavior of a person,
including typing rhythm, gait, and voice.This
report identifies biometric technologies and
platforms used for security purposes and analyzes
current market participants.Indeed, the
biometrics market in general is a billion-dollar
industry, in which the security sector is
expected to reach the REDACTED billion mark by
2024.DNA testing is part of biometric
identification and is especially important for
the forensics sector. Indeed, people can be
identified from traces of their DNA from blood,
skin, hair, saliva, and semen by DNA
fingerprinting. Similar to fingerprints, an
individuals DNA profile and characteristics are
unique. Forensic identification using DNA can be
useful in different cases such as determining
suspects in violent crimes, solving
paternity/maternity, and identifying human
remains of victims from mass disasters or missing
person cases.
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The forensic human identification sector is
represented by forensic testing laboratories and
companies providing equipment and consumables to
perform these testsRequest For Report
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