Illustration showing two distinct early cell groups developing into the human brain

Stanford Study Reveals Human Brain Develops from Two Distinct Early Cell Groups

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A new study from Stanford Medicine published in Nature Neuroscience reveals that the human brain originates from two separate early cell groups. This finding explains how the front and back regions of the brain develop independently before merging into a single organ, offering new insights into brain development.

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