Transforming Medicine: The Revolutionary Potential of Enzymatic Blood Type Conversion into Universal Donors

Abstract

Though blood shortages continue, human survival depends on blood. This study investigates a scientific innovation that might transform blood transfusions by changing kinds A, B, and AB into universal type O. Bacterial enzymes are used to efficiently remove antigens from blood cells, hence making almost all donations compatible. This thorough study offers suggestions for future research, examines the approach, investigates the effects, advantages, and hazards, and Perfected, this technology could save millions by removing vital blood shortages. Before clinical use, though, more thorough research in living organisms is absolutely necessary to confirm efficacy and safety. Although difficulties still exist, this study shows scientific creativity at its best by chasing audacious new ideas to solve one of the oldest and most persistent problems in medicine.