Written in Blood
How bloodstain “tails” can point to significant, additional forensic details
Blood
Glassfrogs Camouflage Themselves by Storing Red Blood Cells in Their Livers
Glassfrogs don't experience dangerous blood clotting, which opens the door for biomedical research
Researchers Combine New Technologies to Examine Blood Proteins in COVID-19 Patients
New findings on blood proteins may help develop personalized COVID-19 treatments
Improve Your Process and Manufacturing in Cell and Gene Therapy
Automated PBMC isolation and T cell wash and concentration
Drug Helps Escape the 'Trap' of Clot-Causing Immune Response
The findings may set the stage for defibrotide clinical trials in potentially several diseases
Can Saliva Replace Blood for DNA Collection and Analysis?
Saliva samples versus blood samples
Benefits of Convalescent Plasma for COVID-19 Still Unclear
Despite some anecdotal evidence, scientists still don't have high-quality data showing that the treatment actually works
How Blood is Providing Insights into COVID-19 Mysteries
Research involving blood vessels, type, and proteins may help us determine who is most likely to get sick and how severe their illness will be
Researchers Find New Way to Detect Blood Clots
Texas A&M biomedical engineering researchers designed a medical device that mimics blood vessels to design and monitor drugs for patients with clotting disorders
Researchers Reveal Origins of Complex Hemoglobin
A new study has revealed that complex structures can evolve through surprisingly simple mechanisms