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Human cerebral tissues created via active cellular reaggregation produce functionally interconnected 3D neuronal network to mimic pathological circuit disturbance

2020-06-12

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Various characteristics of a developing central nervous system, including sensory input-output 1,2 , neuronal migration 3,4 , and regionalization 3,5 , have been recapitulated through recent advances in the culture of brain organoids. These organoids can model the fundamental processes in brain development and disease. A remaining critical challenge, however, is to achieve complex neuronal networks with functio...

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7a6d09ca-ebc3-594d-9021-00092f22b986
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10.1101/2020.06.11.144832
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