Scientists make neural ‘invisibility cloak’ to treat Parkinson’s disease in rats
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A new "invisibility cloak" technique for neural grafts shows promise in treating Parkinson's disease without immune rejection. Tested in rats, the engineered neurons eliminated Parkinson's symptoms and avoided detection by the immune system, potentially eliminating the need for immunosuppressant drugs in future human treatments.
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