According to British media reports on December 6, the University of Washington team led by Dr. Allan Doctor has now developed the artificial blood ErythroMer, which has been proven effective in animals and is expected to be used to treat the wounded in the next decade.

The red blood cells in artificial blood are only two percent of the size of human red blood cells and can be stored dry at room temperature in powder form. Dr. Allan Doctor said, "Basically artificial blood looks like chili powder." Artificial blood can be stored in IV plastic bags with a shelf life of up to one year or more. Medical staff can place it in an ambulance or in a backpack. When it is used, inject sterile water, mix it, and use it.

Artificial blood ErythroMe mimics the structural function of human red blood cells, carries oxygen transport, and slowly releases oxygen during blood circulation. In experiments conducted on mice, the researchers replaced a large amount of blood in mice with artificial blood. It turns out that artificial cells can carry oxygen to the tissues of the body like the cells of the animals themselves. Further experiments have also shown that artificial blood can resuscitate 40% of shock animals with blood loss.

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