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Blood substitute from worms shows promise

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Haemoglobin from sea creature could replace red cells.

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  1. Zal, F., Lallier, F.. & Toulmond, A. Utilisation comme substitut sanguin d'une hémoglobine extracellulaire de poids moléculaire élevé. French Patent No. 00 07031, granted August 2, 2002. /pubyear>.

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