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Researchers: Tiny Brain Tissues Not Yet Considered Person Legally

Researchers: Tiny Brain Tissues Not Yet Considered Person Legally
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T ai peiTsutomu sawaiMasanori kataokaSciences at hiroshima universitySchool of humanitiesHiroshima university graduate school of humanitiesTechnology for societyMitsubishi foundationHiroshima universityUehiro foundationJapan society for the promotion of scienceTaipei medical university graduate institute of healthTechnology research institute of scienceJapan agency for medical researchGraduate schoolSocial sciences

When Lab-Grown Brain Organoids Challenge Our Definition of Personhood

When Lab-Grown Brain Organoids Challenge Our Definition of Personhood
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Masanori kataokaTsutomu sawaiSchool of humanitiesHiroshima university graduate school of humanitiesSciences at hiroshima universityGraduate schoolSocial sciencesHiroshima university

Tiny Human Brain Tissue Organoids Can t Be Legally Considered a Person

Researchers proposed the need for a legal framework to guide the conversation on whether or not human brain organoids can be considered people.

T ai peiLika arakiTsutomu sawaiMasanori kataokaTechnology research institute of scienceUniversity of hiroshimaUehiro foundationHiroshima universityTechnology for societyMitsubishi foundationJapan society for the promotion of scienceJapan agency for medical researchTaipei medical university graduate institute of healthSchool of humanitiesHiroshima university graduate school of humanitiesGraduate school

Can tiny brain tissues legally be a person? Researchers say not yet

Can tiny brain tissues legally be a person? Researchers say not yet
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Masanori kataokaTsutomu sawaiSchool of humanitiesHiroshima university graduate school of humanitiesSciences at hiroshima universityKyoto universityAdvanced studyGraduate schoolSocial sciencesHiroshima university

Brain-like organ grown from human cells could be the key to uncovering autism

The seed-sized brains were grown in a lab using stem cells from an individual with autism, allowing scientists to see how the neurons may differ in someone with the disorder.

Yueqi wangTsutomu sawaiAlex shcheglovitovCenters for diseaseUniversity of utah healthKyoto universityUtah healthDisease control