Bio News
Researchers at Stanford University in the United States successfully transplanted human brain organoids into mice with little to no cerebral cortex. The transplanted human brain tissue survived and grew, forming circuits connected to the mice’s brains and spinal cords. The researchers plan to use this model to study the causes of conditions such as schizophrenia and cerebral palsy and to test treatment candidates.
Biobook Team
biobookmedia@biobook.co.krMinistry of Trade, Industry and Energy and Ministry of Food and Drug Safety Sign Agreement on AI Transformation and Global Competitiveness in Biotech
Paragon Spin-Off Velaris Goes Public Through Reverse Merger With Alaunos
Syndax halts development of Niktimvo for pulmonary fibrosis; shares plunge 17%
BioNTech’s mRNA Cancer Vaccine Misses Primary Endpoint for Progression-Free Survival in Phase 3 Trial
Roche Signs $1.6 Billion Deal With China’s Rona for ALK7 Obesity Drug
Formycon and Zydus’ Keytruda Biosimilar Is First to Be Accepted for FDA Review
