Stanford just created a HUMAN-MOUSE CHIMERA whose cerebral cortex is 92% HUMAN BRAIN TISSUE.
This is getting OUT OF CONTROL…
Mad scientists are now growing living human brain tissue inside animals until it occupies nearly their ENTIRE CEREBRAL CORTEX.
They genetically engineered mice to develop without most of their cerebral cortex, then filled the missing region with HUMAN BRAIN ORGANOIDS.
The human brain tissue expanded nearly FIVEFOLD, eventually accounting for 92% of the animals' cortical tissue.
The human neurons developed electrical activity, integrated into the mouse's nervous system, and extended nerve fibers all the way into its SPINAL CORD.
Electrical activity in the HUMAN BRAIN TISSUE was associated with the mice's facial movements.
The chimeric mice also demonstrated WORKING MEMORY, performing above chance on a memory test that mice lacking most of their cerebral cortex failed.
This is straight out of a dystopian nightmare.
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@CodexZeroTtivn Wouldn't it be interesting if we evolved from monkeys through an alien race using gene manipulation on the monkeys and they evolved from dinosaurs.
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