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Gene edited fluorescent cerebral organoids to study human brain function and disease

2020-11-24

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Cerebral organoids are a promising model to study human brain function and disease, though the high inter-organoid variability of the mini-brains is still challenging. To overcome this limitation, we introduce the method of labeled mixed organoids generated from two different hiPSC lines, which enables the identification of cells from different origin within a single organoid. The method combines a gene editing wo...

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Literature Corpus work: 7d41ba84-1a26-5c3e-a8f0-3ff7f553f976
DOI: 10.1101/2020.11.24.395533

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