Stanford geniuses create lab rats with half-human brains
Scientists from Stanford University successfully transplanted lab-grown human brain tissue into specially bred mice. This advancement is intended to facilitate new research into various brain disorders. The study provides a new method for studying human neurological conditions in living organisms.
Scientists from Stanford University have successfully transplanted lab-grown human brain tissue into specially bred mice, opening up new research into brain disorders.
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