Scientists grew mini human guts inside mice

Ars Technica
By WIREDFeb 4, 2023, 7:10 am144 pts
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Your gut has an obvious job: It processes the food you eat. But it has another important function: It protects you from the bacteria, viruses, or allergens you ingest along with that food. “The largest part of the immune system in humans is the GI tract, and our biggest exposure…

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