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Lab-grown brain cells age like natural tissue over seven years
Scientists grew human brain cells in culture for a record seven years, finding they aged similarly to cells in living brains.
What to know
- Researchers grew human brain cells in culture for a record seven years, longer than previous attempts.
- The lab-grown cells aged similarly to brain cells in living humans, suggesting biological aging processes occur in vitro.
- The finding could improve disease modeling and understanding of how brain tissue develops over time.
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