AI & Machine Learning

Scientists Unleash Franken-Mice With Brains That Are Nearly Half Human

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Scientists have engineered mice with brains containing millions of human neurons, creating a novel model for studying neurocognitive disorders. This breakthrough allows for the investigation of human brain function and the impact of specific neurological conditions, like oxygen deprivation at birth, in a controlled environment. Ethical considerations regarding consciousness and animal welfare are paramount as this research progresses.

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