Stanford study suggests the brain is actually two independent organs working together

A Stanford Medicine-led study finds the brain is composed of two co-located but independent organs, with its front and back halves arising from distinct progenitor cell lineages that evolved separately over millions of years. The finding may reshape research into neurological diseases such as ALS.

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