Cybrid

Most of the scientists I speak to who have got experience in this field say the so-called "cybrid", the laboratory construct, is almost certainly not capable of being implanted and grown. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Both storylines are related through a second 'cybrid' based on the poet Keats, who is telepathically linked to Brawne Lamia, one of the pilgrims on Hyperion, and has also been called into the advise the CEO. ❋ Adam Whitehead (2008)

"cybrid" cells, dashing hopes of a limitless supply from this source ❋ Unknown (2009)

I'd also add the Keats cybrid, Het Masteen and Paul Dure to the list. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I'll say this: the synopsis sounds like typical genre fare: security guy's security wife dies in an "accident" on Mars and he spends years trying to find out what happened to her, meeting a hot cybrid chick who holds the secret to his wife's death in her head, yadda yadda. ❋ Unknown (2007)

And, oddly enough, while I'm not nearly so exotic as to get implants that turn me into a bestiarial hybrid hey, and with the techno-bits, you could be a hybrid-cybrid!... ❋ Unknown (2008)

The cybrid cancelled the forcefield, and as they warily came out of the cell, she smiled at Riker and said, Welcome aboard. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

And as everyone watched, distracted, Dorn suddenly broke away from the men holding her and launched herself at the cybrid with a scream. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

“Yeah, it might be tough to find another homicidal cybrid,” Riker said. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

But if it does, remember this: That cybrid bitch is mine. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

As the two men collapsed to the street, the third one turned quickly, but the cybrid grabbed him by the throat with her robotic hand and effortlessly snapped his neck before he could even make a sound. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

As Katana got up, wiping her face with the back of her hand, Riker heard the high-pitched sound of disruptor cycling, and the cybrid suddenly became wreathed in light. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

“You owe me three,” the cybrid replied, glancing down at the bodies at her feet. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

Riker lunged for the weapon, but the cybrid was faster. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

“Not many people have,” said Dorn, staring hard at the departing cybrid. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

Dorn turned toward the cybrid, holding her whip baton ready. ❋ SIMON HAWKE (1995)

The Cybrids [crested] the hill, their bodies mishappen where odd [ports] and spines protruded through the flesh wrapped about thier metal [frames]. ❋ Jera Wolfe (2005)