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Scientists have successfully transfused blood created in a laboratory for people in the UK.
The study was carried out by scientists from the UK National Service and Amalgamated Units and is being applied to 10 healthy volunteers. The first ones have already spent days with blood “artificial” and has not experienced any side effects.
laboratory blood
blood in donation, it consists of red blood cells created in laboratories and derived from stem cells donated by people.
A trial called RESTORE is in its first phase.
All volunteers will receive two transfusions bloodfour months apart.
The first participants have already received blood laboratories without major failures.
According to scientists, this blood it is much more durable. On average, red blood cells live 120 days.
need results
Since the study is just beginning, the results are still far away.
“If our study, the first of its kind in the world, is successful, it will mean that patients who currently require blood transfusions blood Long-term patients will require fewer blood transfusions in the future, which will help transform their care,” lead researcher Cedric Gevaart, a hematologist and professor of transfusion medicine at the University of Cambridge, said in a statement.
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