When people receive lots of transfusions, they also run the risk of developing too much iron in their bodies. The scientists started with a regular blood donation and used magnetic beads to pinpoint the flexible stem cells that can morph into red blood cells. That's pretty cool. Then they put the stem cells into a nutrient solution for 18 to 21 days, which nudges the cells to proliferate and grow into more mature cells
Anielle Reid
@magickandmedium · 1:30
Thanks for sharing this. It actually inspired me to go to Science.org, and I signed up for the Quantum Innovation 2022, so I wouldn't have done that if I didn't hear this well. So thanks for sharing that