Mini-me Brains

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Mini-me Brains
Zhasmin Galymzhanova, Basieva Karina, Amangeldiyev
Ayan

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Mini-me Brains
Scientists began to grow the brain
in glassware. This requires human
cells. They become stem cells.
A week later, white dots are
formed that look like balls.
These are embryos.

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Mini-me Brains
Scientists have been
watching this for
several months.
Embryos develop into real brain cells.
The brain is placed in jelly, it replaces the
skull. After 3 months we get a developed
brain.

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Mini-me Brains
We do this in order to understand how the brain develops and what kind of cells are needed
for this.
Some scientists are creating brains with disorders of autism, schizophrenia, atc. To see how these
cells develop. This is very interesting and useful