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PMPs in clinical trials and advanced PMIPs - Research findings first presented at FinMed 2006, on 30th March 2006 - table as of July 2011. - Being updated Mar. '14

with thanks to Professor Julian K-C Ma, Francois Arcand and Dr Ulrich Steiner - © Brian Marshall, MolecularFarming.com - 2006 ---->

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Research findings summary
1] From 1995 - 2006 the total amount of land used for every PMP trial done outdoors was less than 1200 acres ( an average US farm)
2] By 2015 - even with 40 approved PMP drugs with $1bn markets each, land use will be less than 40,000 acres - less than 50 farms.
3] Molecular Farming of PMPs is "pharmaceutical gardening", and has little in common with food agriculture
4] PMIPs have the potential to have more significant land use than PMPs, especially in the area of Biofuels.
5] On examination of PMIP products and regulation stage achieved so far, major growing in the 1,000,000+ acres scale is extremely unlikely before 2013. ( Molecular Farming of PMIPs will not be comparable to any major Global food / feed / fibre production in the near term )

During my initial research I have found that PMPs are in development for almost all major human diseases and conditions, including
Alzheimer's disease , Anthrax, Arthritis , Cancer, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), Crohn's disease, Cystic Fibrosis, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV, Influenza, Iron deficiency, Kidney Disease, Measles, Multiple sclerosis, Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, Obesity, SARS and Spinal Cord Injuries.
Animal / poultry vaccines and medicines are also in development for diseases like Avian flu, Coccidiosis, Fowl pest, Parvovirus and Rabies

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