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Scientists replace mouse cortex with human brain tissue to study neurological disorders
Scientists have successfully replaced the cortex of genetically modified mice with lab-grown human brain tissue. The transplanted human cells formed functioning circuits and responded to injury, offering a revolutionary new way to study human neurological disorders.
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