Human Brain Organoids Grown in Mice for Neurological Disorder Study
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Researchers have successfully grown human brain organoids in mice, allowing them to study neurological disorders more effectively. The organoids formed functional neural networks and even produced new neurons when transplanted into modified mice with half a brain.
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