blood substitute

British  

noun

1. a substance such as plasma, albumin, or dextran, used to replace lost blood or increase the blood volume

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Example Sentences

“If this synthetic blood substitute works, it could be absolutely game-changing because it can be freeze-dried, it can be reconstituted on demand, and it’s universal,” journalist Nicola Twilley says.

From Slate

As a result, those clinical trials were discontinued and progress in blood substitute research slowed down.

From Washington Post

“Earthworm hemoglobin has many favorable adaptations that makes it a great blood substitute candidate,” Elmer said, “and preliminary studies have shown that they can safely deliver oxygen in mice and hamsters without the adverse effects of cow and human hemoglobin.”

From Washington Post

The ideal prototype of a blood substitute aims to overcome these limitations.

From Washington Post

As Holmes documents, Office of Science and Research Development Director Vannevar Bush’s vision of mobilizing science for the war effort led to the development and deployment not only of the fuse, but also of Allied landing craft, a blood substitute, penicillin, and radar-jamming technology, to name just a few of the innovations from “Bush’s army of researchers” within the OSRD.

From Slate