US EditionArtificial Blood: How Far Are We From Its Mass Use?
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Professor Hiromi Sakai of Nara Medical University, Japan leads a team in charge of conducting studies on artificial blood samples that will be tested, this through the method of developing vital fluid, which involves the removal of hemoglobin from red cells derived from expired blood from donors, and then contain it in protective coverage to create stable and virus-free red cells. Unlike natural blood, these artificial cells have no blood type, …
Scientists are getting closer to producing artificial blood. What stands in the way of its commercial use?
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