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Should scientists grow human brain tissue inside animals?

Stanford neuroscientists led by Dr. Sergiu Pasca announced they grew functioning human brain tissue inside mice to help develop treatments for brain disorders.

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Discussion (3)

Dense1Voice #5Sep 26, 6:14 PM

It's funny to see some of these questions an realize that many people view the question as, "should animals be given reason an souls then tortured" as opposed to "should we continue to us research animals under ethical research frameworks to better understand life on earth with a goal to eventually end nightmarish suffering such as Alzheimer's disease"

TvniteVoice #2Sep 25, 2:03 AM

Huh?

ScaramoucheVoice #9Sep 25, 4:31 AM

Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering...?

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