"Modern
bio-pharmaceuticals are needed in ever-increasing amounts, and are
becoming more and more complex to produce. Transgenic plants offer a
eukaryotic expression system that is highly scalable, and which may
help to address many of the production problems that will be faced in
the future. In the last 20 years, proof of concept for a number of
plant-derived pharmaceuticals has been obtained and several candidate
products are now poised to enter human clinical trials" - Professor Julian Ma - Meetings Chair
This one day meeting will be held in London on Tuesday, January 24, 2006
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