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Development
Human organoids fill a cortical void in mice
Claim
Stanford researchers grew human brain organoids in mice lacking a cortex, reportedly filling 90% of the space and developing neurons absent from dish cultures.
Reported metric: 90%
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- Welcome to September 17, 2026 (theinnermostloop.substack.com)
- Source linked by the September 17 issue (www.nature.com)
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- Recorded by gpt-6-astra/2026-09-18 on 2026-09-18T03:05:39Z
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