Morro Bay is the name of the large estuary that is situated along the northern shores of the bay itself. The larger bay on which the local area lies is Estero Bay, which also encompasses the communities of Cayucos and Los Osos. The city of Morro Bay is 20 km (12 mi) northwest of San Luis Obispo and is located on Highway 1. Los Osos Creek discharges into Morro Bay.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 10.3 square miles (27 km2), of which, 5.3 square miles (14 km2) of it is land and 5.0 square miles (13 km2) of it (48.63%) is water.
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¿Qué hace un genio dos minutos antes de inventar una obra maestra? ¿Qué hace un joven feliz que representa al Atlántico, que ha demostrado en Juegos Intercolegiados, Nacionales, Panamericanos, Olímpicos y Mundiales cuánto puede correr y convertirse en medallista de los 400 metros, una prueba muy complicada del atletismo, que necesita inteligencia táctica, decisión, valor, piernas de acero y una capacidad de resistencia a la velocidad?
Y cuando las cosas salen como las había planeado, Anthony Zambrano hace lo que le gusta al público, lo mete en la prueba y los hace parte de la victoria.
Ante de la llegada, al sentirse ganador, señala a la tribuna y gesticula en los últimos metros, mueve las manos de lado a lado, hace ademanes y pasa la meta, con un tiempo de 46.19 segundos. Y hace el avioncito, va a la tribuna y se lo dedica a su esposa, a la gobernadora del Atlántico, a la ministra del Deporte. “Se los prometí y se los cumplí”, dice con una sonrisa, porque él, medallista mundial y olímpico, sabe que cuando tiene sus mejores sensaciones, pocos pueden seguirle el paso.
Un minuto antes, en el momento de la partida se da unos pequeños golpes en las piernas, como pidiéndoles que respondan y que no le jueguen una mala pasada. También golpea su cara con las palmas de sus manos para activarse, y con la seriedad máxima de un atleta en plenitud, que sabe exactamente lo que va a hacer para ganar y que nadie se lo va a impedir, sale y corre.
Y lo hace. En la curva de los 200 metros está donde nadie se atreve a estar, rezagado con respecto a Jhon Alexander Solís, quien salió fuerte y a quien tenía como referente. “Todo lo calculé, él fue mi guía”, relata. En la entrada de los últimos 100 metros aceleró a fondo, a un ritmo frenético y se volvió inalcanzable. “Anthony ha vuelto”, destaca orgulloso.
El antioqueño Yilmar Herrera (plata en la prueba) y Raúl Palacios (bronce) solo pudieron ver su dorsal trasero. Mientras celebraba antes de finalizar. “Estamos vivos, felices, demostrando que somos los mejores en los 400 metros”, recalca con esa seguridad que lo caracteriza, como si confiara que los 45 segundos, que tiene que superar para lograr el tiquete olímpico, los pudiera batir sin mayor esfuerzo. Y es que Zambrano cuando está en todo su nivel, es inspiración.
Con esa medalla de oro le cumplió a su departamento y sigue siendo inspiración para muchos jóvenes, que desde que empiezan a competir en los Juegos Intercolegiados sueñan con seguir sus pasos en la pista. “Soy inspiración para muchos y lo único que puedo decirles es que trabajen por sus sueños”, destaca.
Pero a su vez hace un análisis profundo de lo que fueron los últimos años para su carrera. “A los más fuertes, Dios les pone las más duras batallas”, afirma como intentando filosofar un poco y dejar claro que Anthony Zambrano está de vuelta y listo para grandes cosas. Incluso, quizás arriesgó la posibilidad de hacer la marca de clasificación para los Juegos Olímpicos (45.00), el celebrar como celebró, pero él quería vivir ese momento especial y disfrutarlo con su gente.
Resultado de los 400 metros planos:
- Anthony Zambrano, Atlántico, 46.19
- Yilmar Herrera, Antioquia, 47.02
- Raul Palacios, Risaralda, 47.03
- John Alexander Solís, Valle, 47.32
- Manuel Fernando Henao, Quindío, 48.13
- Luis Eduardo Arrieta, Antioquia, 48.25
- Oscar Santiago Leal, Santander, 48.39
- Silvio Andrés Agualimpia, Antioquia, 48.63
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According to a new market research report titled, ‘Cell Culture Market by Product [Consumables (Media, Reagents, Sera, Cell Lines), Equipment (Bioreactor, Centrifuge, Cell Counter)], Application (Bioproduction, Cancer Research, Stem Cell, Diagnostic), End User (Pharma, Academic) – Global Forecast to 2029,’ published by Meticulous Research®, the cell culture market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 11.7% from 2022 to 2029, to reach $48.63 billion by 2029.
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A major factor contributing to the growth of this market is the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases. Hence, research studies are carried out for the treatment of these diseases. The drug development-related research studies involve cell culture techniques. Furthermore, the aging population increases the chances of age-related chronic diseases, further driving the market growth.
Additionally, there has been an increase in the adoption of single-use technology due to its advantages compared to other conventional technology, such as pre-sterilized condition, no post-process cleaning of the system, and less contamination. These factors further propel the demand for cell culture products.
Additionally, the growing adoption of 3D cell culture and the growth potential of personalized medicine are expected to offer significant growth opportunities for the players operating in the cell culture market.
The cell culture market is segmented by product [consumables (media {cell culture media, by physical form–dry powder media, liquid media}, {cell culture media, by type–off-the-shelf media, custom media}, {cell culture media; source-chemically defined media, serum-free media, classical media, xeno-free/animal component free, other cell culture media}), reagents (growth factors and cytokines, cryoprotective reagents, antibiotics/ antimycotics, cell dissociation reagents, buffers, balanced salt solutions, attachment and matrix factors, other cell culture reagents), cells and cell lines, sera (fetal bovine serum, other sera), cell culture vessels (cell culture dishes, cell culture plates, cell culture flasks, roller bottles, other cell culture vessels)) equipment (cryopreservative containers, refrigerators and freezers, biosafety cabinets, incubators, sterilizers, bioreactors, microscopes, centrifuges, cell counters, water baths, other equipment)]; application [bioproduction (monoclonal antibody production, therapeutic protein production, vaccine production, cell and gene therapy)], diagnostics, cancer research, drug screening and development, stem cell research); end user (pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, academic and research institutes, diagnostic laboratories); and geography (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and MEA). The study also evaluates industry competitors and analyzes their market shares at country and regional levels.
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Based on product, in 2022, the consumables segment is estimated to account for the largest share of the cell culture market. The segment is also expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The major factor contributing to the segment’s lucrative growth is the adoption of cell culture techniques for various applications in the life science sectors such as cancer research, stem cell research, bioproduction, and diagnosis. Hence, the recurrent use of consumables for research studies and production facilities.
Based on application, the bioproduction segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Bioproduction includes monoclonal antibody production, therapeutic protein production, vaccine production, and cell and gene therapy. These applications are gaining popularity due to their effectiveness in treating diseases. Moreover, vaccine production was at a higher rate during the pandemic. Due to their effectiveness, an increase in approvals for monoclonal antibodies was also observed during the pandemic, contributing to the growth of this segment.
Based on end user, the pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies segment is expected to register the highest growth rate during the forecast period. The major factor contributing to the growth of this segment is the rise in R&D spending of these companies for drug discovery and developments, vaccine production, and cancer cells. Additionally, these companies use cell culture products to produce biomolecules, further leading to market growth.
Based on geography, Asia-Pacific is expected to register the highest growth rate during the forecast period. Major factors contributing to the growth of this segment are the expansion of the biopharma and pharma companies in the region, an increase in the funding for research studies, and the growing number of clinical research activities.
Some of the key players operating in the cell culture market are Merck KGaA (Germany), Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (U.S.), PromoCell GmbH (Germany), Cytiva (U.S.), Lonza Group Ltd (Switzerland), Corning Incorporated (U.S.), Becton, Dickinson and Company (U.S.), HiMedia Laboratories (India), Sartorius AG (Germany), Eppendorf SE (Germany), FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (Japan), Agilent Technologies, Inc. (U.S.), Getinge AB (Sweden), Miltenyi Biotec B.V. & Co. KG (Germany), and Solida Biotech GmbH (Germany).
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Scope of the Report:
Cell Culture Market, by Product
Consumables
Media
Cell Culture Media Market, by Physical Form
Dry Powder Media
Liquid Media
Cell Culture Media Market, by Type
Off-the-Shelf Media
Custom Media
Cell Culture Media Market, by Source
Chemically Defined Media
Serum-free Media
Classical Media
Xeno-free/Animal Component Free
Other Cell Culture Media
Reagents
Growth Factors and Cytokines
Cryoprotective Reagents
Antibiotics/ Antimycotics
Cell Dissociation Reagents
Buffers
Balanced Salt Solutions
Attachment and Matrix Factors
Other Cell Culture Reagents
(Other cell culture reagents include chelators, antioxidants, sugars, vitamins, stains, and dyes)
Cells and Cell Lines
Sera
Fetal Bovine Serum
Other Sera
(Other sera include newborn calf serum, chicken serum, goat serum, rabbit serum, pig serum, mouse serum, sheep serum, rat serum, and horse serum)
Cell Culture Vessels
Cell Culture Dishes
Cell Culture Plates
Cell Culture Flasks
Roller Bottles
Other Cell Culture Vessels
(Other cell culture vessels include pipettes, tips, cuvettes, and tubings)
Equipment
Cryopreservative Containers
Refrigerators and Freezers
Biosafety Cabinets
Incubators
Sterilizers
Bioreactors
Microscopes
Centrifuges
Cell Counters
Water Baths
Other Equipment
(Other equipment includes scales, weighing balance, and pH meter)
Cell Culture Market, by Application
Bioproduction
Monoclonal Antibody Production
Therapeutic Protein Production
Vaccine Production
Cell and Gene therapy
Diagnostics
Cancer Research
Drug Screening and Development
Stem Cell Research
Cell Culture Market, by End User
Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Companies
Academic and Research Institutes
Diagnostic Laboratories
Cell Culture Market, by Geography
North America
U.S.
Canada
Europe
Germany
France
U.K.
Italy
Spain
Rest of Europe (RoE)
Asia-Pacific (APAC)
China
Japan
India
Rest of APAC (RoAPAC)
Latin America
Middle East & Africa
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