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Scientists Discover 'Immune Hubs' in Skull Bone Marrow
Researchers at WashU Medicine identified lymph node-like structures in mouse skulls that act as rapid first responders against brain cancer.
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Researchers at WashU Medicine identified lymph node-like structures in mouse skulls that act as rapid first responders against brain cancer.
Scientists have successfully maintained lab-grown brain tissue for more than five years, mirroring aspects of human brain development over an extended period.