Artificial Blood (1 Viewer)

[xemoxhayliex]

I'm aware of the fact that this topic has already been discussed, but nonetheless my classmates and I are still having problems. Can anybody provide us with some helpful links to where we might find different types of artificial blood? We already know about Haemoglobin-based and Perflurocarbons/Perflurochemicals, but we need to know three more types.

Any information would be helpful, ASAP. Thanks!!

 

[frozenindesire]

i second this... i too am in need of three other examples.
unfortunately with my assignment due tomorrow i'll have to figure it out in the next 5 hrs.
i'll post imformation if i stumble upon anything useful.

 

[ari89]

i second this... i too am in need of three other examples.
unfortunately with my assignment due tomorrow i'll have to figure it out in the next 5 hrs.
i'll post imformation if i stumble upon anything useful.

Good luck with it...its not safe to be up this late on bos...theres predators in these waters. If you are in need of help, I am in need of entertainment so just give me a shout (this is a one time offer so don't miss out) to make it easier feel free to add my msn ________ muhahaha its gone now

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

There are 3 classes

1/Hemoglobin-based o2 carriers

Diaspirin cross-linked hemoglobin

Human recombinant hemoglobin version 1.1 (rHb1.1)

Human recombinant hemoglobin version 2.0 (rHb2.0)

Polymerized bovine hemoglobin-based o2 carrier (HBOC)-201

Human polymerized hemoglobin (PolyHeme)

Hemoglobin raffimer (Hemolink)

Maleimide-activated polyethylene glycol-modified hemoglobin
(MP4)

2/Perfluorocarbon emulsions

Perflubron emulsion (Oxygent)

3/Nano-dimension artificial red blood cells

i dunno wat u mean that u have to learn 3 more?... cos i think they mean lik learn 5 types from the a Hb-based class +/- the other 2 classes

 

[xemoxhayliex]

Thanks for all the help, guys. I think we did OK, but now that it's all over we just need to wait for this assignment results back...