What human brain tissue transplanted into mice showed us
A Stanford University experiment called ‘xenocortication’ lets human brain tissue develop inside a living mouse, offering a novel way to study the developing human brain and, potentially, how disease develops. It also raises new ethical questions about how far such experiments should go
· 10/1/2026, 10:23:15 AM· 2 min read
A Stanford University experiment called ‘xenocortication’ lets human brain tissue develop inside a living mouse, offering a novel way to study the developing human brain and, potentially, how disease develops. It also raises new ethical questions about how far such experiments should go
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