Blood is a special juice – and so far irreplaceable. If a person loses too much blood, only a transfusion of donated blood can help him; there is no real blood substitute. But why? What makes it so difficult to recreate our blood in the laboratory? And how far is research on fake blood?
Doctors have been trying to find a substitute for our blood for over 400 years. But to this day, the elixir of life has proven to be difficult to replace. Even for the most important function of the blood, oxygen transport, it has so far only been possible to find a replacement to a limited extent. In the meantime, however, new possibilities of bio- and nanotechnology are awakening new hope to find a replacement for the globally scarce donor blood.
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