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Brain organoids can resemble specific parts of the brain, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts·Apr 9, 2026·1:02·failed

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What might a model of the hindbrain, which helps control functions like sleep, breathing and heart rate, tell us about using a common depression drug in people with Alzheimer’s disease? Genetic medicine expert Vasiliki Machairaki at Johns Hopkins says her …

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Brain organoids can resemble specific parts of the brain, Elizabeth Tracey reports

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Brain organoids can resemble specific parts of the brain, Elizabeth Tracey reports

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