General Arrangement of the Conference
ICMAA-2007 will be held in sessions arranged according to individual mechanisms and categories of inhibitors. The scientific program will consist of keynote address /plenary lectures and invited and contributed oral presentations. A separate session for poster presentations will be arranged. Either 25 min. or 15 min., including discussion, will be allotted for the oral presentations. Several awards will be given to those who give an outstanding poster presentations.

Expected Attendants
We anticipate a wide spectrum of delegates, ranging from those academia, hospitals, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food industries, government institutes, etc.

Poster Sessions
Many young investigators, including students and trainees, prefer a poster presentation. For other attendants, a selection between poster presentation and oral communication will be made after receipt of abstracts.

Audiovisuals
Unless specifically requested, we encourage the use of computer assisted presentation (e.g., PowerPoint). USB or CD-ROM should be submitted to the technical assistants in the Preview room at least 4 h before the start of the session.

Invitation Letters
Upon request, the ICMAA-2007 organizers will send an invitation letter in order to facilitate institutional approval and fund raising for attendance to the conference. However, this letter will not represent per se a commitment by the organizers to provide any financial support or to accept any specific presentation.

Publication of Conference Abstracts and Proceedings
All abstracts of both oral and poster presentations will be published in the Conference Abstract Book. The Proceedings of the conference will be published in a special issue of the appropriate journal.

Medical Assistance
Medical assistance is available at the conference venue.

Climate
The temperature in Jeju at that time of the year is usually around 10°C. The weather is usually fine, but rain and showers are possible.

Electricity
Electrical appliances work at 220 Volts.

Currency and Cards
The official currency in Korea is Korean Won. Other currencies can be converted into Korean Won at airports, railway stations, banks, hotels, and exchange offices. The most of major credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and shops. Travel check can be cashed in banks.

Post-Offices
There are a number of post-offices in the areas of the airports, railway stations, and hotels.