Y2@🇺🇸 @yojiabe

無言フォローすみません。色々な発信を拾っています。米国でシングルペアレント Los Angeles Joined February 2010

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Y2@🇺🇸 @yojiabe

2 months ago

@icreatelife Hahahaha

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Y2@🇺🇸 @yojiabe

5 months ago

人工血液．防衛医大と奈良医大によって2022年にすでに発表されていた。2030年頃に実用化を目指しているそうだ。 ndmc.ac.jp/wp-content/upl…

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🚨JAPAN HAS DEVELOPED ARTIFICIAL BLOOD THAT CAN CARRY OXYGEN THROUGH THE BODY EVEN WHEN BREATHING IS LIMITED Japan Develops Universal Artificial Blood — This Changes Everything In a major leap for global healthcare, scientists in Japan have developed a universal artificial blood substitute that could dramatically alter how the world responds to trauma, surgeries, and emergencies. Designed to work for all blood types, this synthetic blood doesn’t require compatibility testing and can be stored long-term in powdered form—offering a groundbreaking solution to blood shortages and emergency preparedness. The innovation comes from researchers at Japan’s National Defense Medical College, who announced successful animal trials involving rabbits that had suffered massive blood loss. The artificial blood was shown to maintain oxygen transport and promote clotting, mimicking the function of red blood cells and platelets. Unlike donated blood, which must be refrigerated and is limited by short shelf life and blood-type restrictions, this product is temperature-stable and universal. It can be transported to remote areas, disaster zones, and military operations, then activated by simply mixing with water on-site. One of the major limitations of current emergency medicine is the need for blood type matching. Hospitals must stock multiple blood types, and compatibility testing consumes valuable time. In fast-moving scenarios like battlefield trauma, car accidents, or natural disasters, every second counts. Universal blood eliminates this bottleneck. With no risk of rejection, medical teams can administer life-saving transfusions immediately. In humanitarian crises where cold storage is impossible and blood donations are scarce, this innovation could mean the difference between life and death. The Japanese team engineered the artificial blood using a mix of synthetic hemoglobinand lab-created platelet substitutes. These components are encapsulated in microscopic liposomes—tiny bubbles that mimic natural cell membranes. This design enables the artificial blood to carry oxygen, initiate clotting, and circulate through the bloodstream much like real blood. The Japanese team engineered the artificial blood using a mix of synthetic hemoglobinand lab-created platelet substitutes. These components are encapsulated in microscopic liposomes—tiny bubbles that mimic natural cell membranes. This design enables the artificial blood to carry oxygen, initiate clotting, and circulate through the bloodstream much like real blood. Clinical trials to explore the use of universal artificial blood are underway in Japan after initial volunteer doses began in March. The research, led by Professor Hiromi Sakai's laboratory, plans to assess artificial blood, usable for all blood types and storable for up to two years, as a potential solution to critical shortages in blood supplies for emergency and chronic health care worldwide. Newsweek has contacted Sakai for comment via an email to Nara Medical University. There have been other trials to explore the use of artificial blood in recent years, including in the U.S. and the U.K. While Japan's efforts are not the first, it comes amid a new push in medical research to find ways of reducing problems caused by blood shortages Per Alex Ramirez

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Y2@🇺🇸 @yojiabe

11 months ago

@DeemosTech Looks great!

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Y2@🇺🇸 @yojiabe

a year ago

これかな。 fun-tech-lab.com

ı̣ ɥ s ı̣ ɐ ʇ 𓆡 @Kanenomouja4

a year ago

空力が分かるミニカーケース買った🚗³₃

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牧眞司（shinji maki）『『けいおん！』の奇跡、山田尚子監督の世界』刊行 @ShindyMonkey

2 years ago

星新一さんの尊厳にかかわる、非常にデリケートな問題について、星マリナさんが冷静に経緯説明とご自身の見解をお話しなさっています。ぜひ、ご一読ください。精神科医・岡田尊司氏が著作で星新一を「回避性パーソナリティ」と診断したことについて hoshishinichi.com/opinion12/

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サん✨ @Adscience12000

2 years ago

1942年の今日2月19日、日系米国人の強制収容が決定。米国民ながら敵国日系民ということで、土地財産を没収され、全米12万人もの日系人が強制収容所送りに。しかしコロラド州だけは、州知事の強い信念により、日系人と彼らの財産を保護。日本人に知ってほしいカー知事の業績。 rafu.com/ja/2020/01/%E3…