Lab-grown brain organoids mimic the development of the real thing
Researchers have found that stem cell-derived brain organoids 20 months ago have matured like a newborn’s brain
We continue to see futuristic technology being employed in the Healthcare field to find innovative solutions to medical problems. Late last year, I reported on how scientists used a novel technique that will enhance the production of medical parts. This is on top of the 3D printing of Living Skin, Mini-Livers, and biomimetic tongue that we saw over the last little while.
Researchers from the Stanford University and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) have now made a breakthrough discovery in the three-dimensional human stem cell-derived brain organoids that they developed over 20 months ago.
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Me: A replacement heart when the present one dies would be a great idea – live forever sort of thing. Cloning won’t cut it for me, because the original dies and the clone carries on and me being the original dying, does not make any sort of sense and not the point I had in mind to continue living, if you get where I am coming from?
