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Neuroscientists Develop Mice with Human Brain Cells for Research
Neuroscientists in the US have developed mice with functioning human cells in their brains to study psychiatric and neurodevelopmental diseases. The research, led by Professor Sergiu Pașca at Stanford University, aims to enhance understanding of brain disorders that lack effective treatments. The genetically engineered mice are not capable of human-like thought and are developed under strict ethical guidelines.
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Neuroscientists in the US have developed mice with functioning human cells in their brains to study psychiatric and neurodevelopmental diseases. The research, led by Professor Sergiu Pașca at Stanford University, aims to enhance understanding of brain disorders that lack effective treatments. The genetically engineered mice are not capable of human-like thought and are developed under strict ethical guidelines.
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