Scientists make significant brain breakthrough — and it could change how humans treat diseases

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Scientists make significant brain breakthrough — and it could change how humans treat diseases

Researchers at Stanford University have upended fundamental assumptions about human brain development, revealing today what humans consider a single organ is actually two entirely separate systems that evolved independently. The breakthrough discovery, published in Nature Neuroscience, demonstrates the forebrain and midbrain develop from completely different progenitor cells the hindbrain, contradicting the longstand…