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mAbs 101 - What are mAbs?



In January of 2009 mAbs, the first international peer-reviewed journal of its kind to focus exclusively on monoclonal antibodies, will be launched. We believe that this is an excellent time to start the journal because of the increasing focus on mAbs as therapeutics. There has been a rapid increase in mAb R&D by academia, government and industry located world wide. Novel mAb therapeutics are entering clinical study by commercial sponsors at a record pace (Figure 1) that is predicted to continue well into the future. MAbs have proven successful in the clinic (Table 1). In addition, a global market has emerged for the products - several novel mAbs not yet available in the US or EU are now approved in China.

Upcoming Meetings

European Antibody Congress 2008
1-3 December 2008, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland
www.terrapinn.com/2008/antibody
Email: Caroline Thoreson
Tel: +44 (0)20 7092 1230
Discover. Develop. Get to market.

  • Europe's largest and most influential antibody and antibody alternative event
  • Dedicated to the future development of the antibody market in Europe and beyond
  • The most impressive mix of expert speakers from global pharmaceutical companies, cutting edge biotechs, research organisations and academia
  • Build new relationships and future partnerships with more hours of dedicated networking than any other antibody event