Scientists boost intelligence of mice with human brain cells
Scientists boost intelligence of mice with human brain cells
HONG KONG: When injected with bits of human DNA, mice embryos grew brains that were 12 percent larger than those of embryos injected with the same genes from chimpanzees. Scientists at Duke University, writing in the journal Current Biology, say the experiment demonstrates the role that a particular gene sequence, HARE5, plays in the development of the human brain, which is far heavier and more…
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