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What does the brain do in a transplant?

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it does shitness

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Why cant you transplant a brain?
the brain is so delecate that you can't transplant it...
Can people have brain transplants?
Not with today's technology. It is possible when it is done using fetal brain slices. Because it is difficult to regenerate functional connections between nerve cells if the cells are not actively...
Can you have a brain transplant?
Yes, you can have a brain transplant. Right now scientists are working on partial transplants (on mice), which would move part of the brain that stores memory and part of your identity-personality...
When was the First human brain transplant?
December 3rd, 1962
Can you still live if you do brain transplant?
No. Brain transplants are firmly in the realm of science fiction at the moment, and probably for the reasonable foreseeable future.