Illustration of primate brains showing folded and smooth surfaces

Brain Organoids Reveal Differences in Primate Brain Shape Development

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This study uses brain organoids to explore why most primates have large, folded brains while common marmosets have smooth, unfolded brains. The research sheds light on the developmental processes that lead to these distinct brain surface structures among primate species.

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