Research on neural grafting techniques to transplant dopamine cell bodies indicate that:

Correct answer: B. We can repair some damaged brains

  • A. We cannot repair damaged brains
  • B. We can repair some damaged brains
  • C. We can prevent brain damage
  • D. We can prevent Parkinson's disease

Explanation

Neural grafting research does not show that all brain damage can be repaired, but it has shown that some damaged neural systems may be partly restored. Dopamine-cell transplantation has been studied particularly in relation to Parkinson's disease.

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