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How Anesthesia Affects Neural Activity

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Researchers at UCLA use human stem cell-derived models to replicate the brain wave patterns produced by general anesthesia.

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Stem Cell-Derived Brain Models Offer a New Window Into How Anesthesia Works

UCLA researchers showed for the first time that lab-grown human brain assembloids can reproduce the electrical hallmarks of general anesthesia — the slow, sweeping brain waves that appear even as individual neurons fall quiet.

10 hours ago·Charlottesville, United States

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How Anesthesia Affects Neural Activity

Researchers at UCLA use human stem cell-derived models to replicate the brain wave patterns produced by general anesthesia.

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