By dr. dolittle on November 22, 2013. Researchers in Romania have created a blood substitute with oxygen-carrying capacity using a protein called hemerythrin isolated from sea worms. This blood substitute has shown promise in studies of mice. Tags Life Science blood hemerythrin hemoglobin sea worm substitute transfusion More like this Wouldn't it be immunogenic? If so, it seems like you would be able to use it only once.
Wouldn't it be immunogenic? If so, it seems like you would be able to use it only once.