Scientists grew mini brain grown in lab with eyes that can see light

Brutus_Of_Goy
Published on Jan 2, 2022
Previously, scientists have developed tiny beating heart. Now a group of scientists grown a mini brain, skin cell are taken from adult donar reverted back into stem cell. Stem cell our body raw materials. They can developed many different type of cell such as muscle cell, blood cell, brain cell, whenever repair work our body scientists used the same stem cell. And grown a mini brain in lab. The brain developed eyes structure. And contain light sensing sense. With this study scientists are trying to understand body development, especially, first few months in womb.

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