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Stem Cell-Based Cerebral Organoids Enable in Vitro Study of Human Brain Development and Microcephaly
Austrian researchers have used advanced stem cell technology to grow cultures of cerebral organoids, or "mini-brains," which enable the in vitro study of human neuronal disorders. More...09 Sep 2013


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