Abstract
Over several decades, artificial blood become an important thing to develop in order to save life of many people because the main blood function in the body is the transporting oxygen to body’s tissue and carries carbon dioxide to the lung, protecting the body against bacteria and viruses, dominance of bleeding, in addition to proteins and water found in it. This review paper presents the studies for systems that have been used for manufacturing artificial blood and their side effects. Also include the recent studies and articles that discussing the development in artificial blood to make it closer to normal blood and more compatible with body and have many characteristics as those of native RBCs.
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