Aleta Murphy
Spheroid
15 x 15 in (h x w)
for sale

Nash Family Department of Neuroscience

This is a section of a brain organoid (aka spheroid) - a 3D “mini-brain” that was grown in a dish. Organoids allow us to investigate how human brains develop and what might be different about development in the brains of people with neuropsychiatric diseases.

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