There is new research that involves replacing damaged neurons with:
A) transplanted fetal tissue or embryonic stem cells
B) tiny computers that can process information very quickly
C) computerized sodium pumps
D) transplanted tubes from monkeys

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Transplanted fetal tissue or embryonic stem cells have shown promise in replacing damaged neurons and restoring function in certain neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease or spinal cord injuries. The use of tiny computers or transplanted tubes from monkeys is not currently a viable option for replacing damaged neurons. Computerized sodium pumps may have some therapeutic potential, but there is not yet enough research to determine their effectiveness in replacing damaged neurons.

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