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Previously on "Scientists grow CUK poster in lab."
Miniature "human brains" have been grown in a lab.
The pea-sized structures reached the same level of development as in a nine-week-old foetus, but are incapable of thought.
Prof Paul Matthews, from Imperial College London, told the BBC: "I think it's just mindboggling. The idea that we can take a cell from a skin and turn it into, even though it's only the size of a pea, is starting to look like a brain and starting to show some of the behaviours of a tiny brain, I think is just extraordinary.
Miniature "human brains" have been grown in a lab.
The pea-sized structures reached the same level of development as in a nine-week-old foetus, but are incapable of thought.
Prof Paul Matthews, from Imperial College London, told the BBC: "I think it's just mindboggling. The idea that we can take a cell from a skin and turn it into, even though it's only the size of a pea, is starting to look like a brain and starting to show some of the behaviours of a tiny brain, I think is just extraordinary.
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