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News · 25 June 2026

Scientists say brain cells use lineage for organisation.

Scientists say brain cells use lineage for organisation.

Scientists think developing brain cells use their 'lineage' or cellular family tree as a map to organise themselves. This means cells from the same ancestor stay close, helping the brain build its complex structure without relying only on chemical signals. The new theory could influence research in fields like biology and AI.

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