A breakthrough study published in the journal Stem Cell Reports has reported that researchers have successfully grown mini eyes in a laboratory to assess blindness caused by Usher syndrome.
In order to study blindness in a rare genetic illness called Usher Syndrome, scientists have created "mini eyes" in a lab.
Researchers have developed retinal organoids, popularly known as 3D "mini eyes," for the first time ever. They came from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) patien...
