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Home›health›The human brain may not be one organ after all: Stanford study finds two systems dating back 550 million years
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The human brain may not be one organ after all: Stanford study finds two systems dating back 550 million years

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by Moneycontrol.com•18h ago•0 views•
The human brain may not be one organ after all: Stanford study finds two systems dating back 550 million years
A Stanford study suggests the human brain developed from two ancient nervous systems, offering new insights into evolution and potential research on ALS and SMA.
A Stanford study suggests the human brain developed from two ancient nervous systems, offering new insights into evolution and potential research on ALS and SMA. Human brain (Image: Canva) Stanford study finds brain has dual developmental origins. Fr... [766 chars]
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