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Bhabisara’s blood is so rare, most people have never heard of it. Soon it could be grown in this Brisbane lab
smh.com.au · 2h · first report
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It takes three weeks and costs more than $70,000 to grow a few teaspoons of blood in a lab. A project between the University of Queensland and the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood hopes to see that change.
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