Romanian Scientists Make Artificial Blood from Sea Worms

Scientists in Romania have developed artificial blood made from water, salt and protein that could one day be used in humans. Made from the protein hemerythrin extracted from sea worms, the faux-blood has already been successfully tested on laboratory mice. If fully developed, the artificial blood could end blood shortages and become a universal donor in medical emergencies....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/romanian-scientists-make-artificial-blood-from-sea-worms/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

Scientists in Romania have developed artificial blood made from water, salt and protein that could one day be used in humans. Made from the protein hemerythrin extracted from sea worms, the faux-blood has already been successfully tested on laboratory mice. If fully developed, the artificial blood could end blood shortages and become a universal donor in medical emergencies....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/romanian-scientists-make-artificial-blood-from-sea-worms/'>READ ARTICLE</a>