The Brain’s Two-Part Blueprint Found in Mice Also Shows Up in Seafloor Acorn Worms
Nature World News | 25.09.2026 03:00
The part of the brain that handles language and reasoning and the part that keeps the body breathing appear to start from two different sets of embryonic cells, and the same two-part blueprint turns up in acorn worms, small burrowing animals that live on the seafloor. The finding comes from a Stanford Medicine-led study published September 18, 2026, in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
