Scientists at Johns Hopkins University in the United States have pioneered the cultivation of innovative "whole brain" organoids. These organoids encapsulate neural tissues from multiple brain regions, along with rudimentary vascular structures, marking the first time various brain regions have been integrated into a cohesive, functioning organoid. This groundbreaking achievement, featured in the esteemed journal Advanced Science, heralds new horizons in the investigation of neuropsychiatric disorders, including autism and schizophrenia.
