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An Integrated Neuroimmune Assembloid Model to Advance Neurodegenerative Disease Studies

2026-05-01

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Brain organoids are three-dimensional cultures derived from human pluripotent or embryonic stem cells that recapitulate key genetic, biochemical, and molecular features of the human brain. They provide a powerful platform for studying human brain development and modeling genetic neurological disorders. However, their application to age-dependent neurodegenerative diseases remains limited, largely due to the absenc...

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35e2b693-dcc5-538b-b013-fc04a2f8b679
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10.64898/2026.04.28.721373
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