All articles tagged with #neural organoids
This study demonstrates that human neural organoids develop key features necessary for basic learning and memory, including synaptic plasticity, functional connectivity, and critical neural dynamics, making them promising models for studying brain function and disorders.
Researchers have successfully connected lab-grown brain tissues, known as neural organoids, using axonal bundles to mimic the complex networks found in the human brain. This breakthrough allows for the study of interregional brain connections and their role in human cognitive functions, demonstrating more sophisticated activity patterns and offering new avenues for researching neurological and psychiatric disorders. The method enhances our understanding of brain network development and plasticity, providing a powerful tool for studying human brain networks and their implications in health and disease.