Making Universal Donor Blood From Other Blood Types

Video Aug 22, 2018

Stephen Withers, from the University of British Columbia, reports on enzymes that remove A or B antigens from red blood cells 30 times more efficiently than previously reported enzymes. This could help scientists make universal donor blood from other blood types.

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