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Scientists create living mice with half-human brains
Stanford researchers have built a living mouse model to directly probe complex human neurological disorders that were previously almost impossible to study
Scientists at Stanford have grown human brain tissue inside mice, and in some of the animals, this tissue now accounts for half the brain by volume.
The point of the experiment published in Nature is to study disorders such as schizophrenia, epilepsy... [3695 chars]
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