New Device Lets Brain Function Independent of Body

UT Southwestern's revolutionary device offers unprecedented insights and could reshape the landscape of brain research.

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According to a recent Newsroom article, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have developed a device that isolates blood flow to the brain, sustaining its function independently of the rest of the body for several hours. This advancement provides a unique opportunity to study the human brain in isolation from other bodily functions. The team's device could revolutionize brain physiology research, allowing manipulation of inputs without interference from the body. 

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