9th INT'L BIO FORUM & BIO EXPO JAPAN from June 30 - July 2, 2010

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9th INT'L BIO FORUM & BIO EXPO JAPAN, organised by Reed Exhibitions Japan, will come back again as Asia's largest bio-event from June 30 - July 2, 2010. One of the hottest feature topics is "antibody drugs".

One of the major reasons is the changing market, where new medicines are required because of "2010 problem", along with the aging society, where types of disorder are shifting into cancer from adult diseases. Under such circumstances, what kind of developments and challenges does antibody drug face? What kind of symptoms are on the table? Full information will be revealed in INT'L BIO FORUM & BIO EXPO JAPAN.

Special Session

250 sessions cover the hottest topics in biotechnology business development, research, marketing trends, best practice and more, with globally-recognised speakers.

Bio Academic Forum

Researchers and scientists deliver presentations on their latest researches on biotechnology, where you have opportunities to have meetings face to face with them on-site.

Exhibition

650 exhibitors will be participating, where latest technologies and products will be lined up, with opportunities for technical consultations available at the show venue.

Source INT'L BIO FORUM & BIO EXPO JAPAN

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