The United States Defense Department is developing a machine to manufacture real human blood using stem cells (and not embryonic, if I know anything about the field).Rules for submitting comments:
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Another amazing piece of American technology by Cyberdyne..er, Lockheed Martin can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1HCFM9yoKo
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ReplyDeleteIt looks like Joss Whedon built his career just in time. Who's going to be making vampire-based fiction if this pans out?
ReplyDelete"Angel felt the hunger growing...the hunger for human blood. So he went to the local Quickie Mart and bought three gallons of Premium O-Type and a pint of well-aged AB Negative."
Kind of takes the, pardon me, *bite*, out of the story, no?