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Researchers grow brain parts to study development and disease
Stanford researchers cultivate tiny lab grown brain tissue from human skin cells to model fetal brain regions. Organoids, including minibrains, imitate development and help study autism schizophrenia and microcephaly while highlighting limits versus real brains and animal models.
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New York
Sergiu Pasca
Pasca
Stanford University
Arnold Kriegstein
University of California
San Francisco
Bridge
England
Lancaster
Flora Vaccarino
Yale University
Vaccarino
Kriegstein
Alysson Muothi
University of San Diego
Palo Alto
Calif