pharmers

The 21st century will see gene "pharmers," for instance.

Uncovering Secrets, Big And Small 2008

In each episode, using state of the art gizmos and plain old human insight, dashingly photogenic botanists will hunt down horticultural deviants: orchid thieves; rogue pharmers hired by Iran to breach America's food security; identity theft rings hacking into the wireless networks of major retail stores using outdoor fake shrubbery; guerrilla gardeners; Ken Smith and many others.

Cacti Crime 2008

Raddol and Tinquesta were watching her like pharmers waiting for their nuke to melt down.

Who Do You Say I Am 2010

At China Dialogue, an environmental website, pharmers and their mutant kernels are under scrutiny.

Jan McGirk: Mexico's Mutant Kernels Ripen After GM Corn Ban Reversed 2010

On Earth, police or lawyers could protect small pharmers.

Who Do You Say I Am 2010

At China Dialogue, an environmental website, pharmers and their mutant kernels are under scrutiny.

Jan McGirk: Mexico's Mutant Kernels Ripen After GM Corn Ban Reversed 2010

The world is so unkind to pharmaceutical agriculture that some pharmers have gone underground to conduct their Doctor Moreauvian experiments.

Cave Pharming 2007

The world is so unkind to pharmaceutical agriculture that some pharmers have gone underground to conduct their Doctor Moreauvian experiments.

Archive 2007-12-01 2007

So when, in 1987, researchers slipped a human gene into mice so that they produced a human protein in their milk, "molecular pharmers" saw their chance: Researchers at Tufts and the Genzyme Corp. of Cambridge, Mass., engineered goats to produce tissue plasminogen activator (t-PA), a protein that dissolves blood clots and extends the lives of cardiac patients.

Barnyard Bioengineers 2008

The molecular pharmers don't expect that to be a problem.

Barnyard Bioengineers 2008