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Gender and Sexual Orientation in Relation to Hypothalamic Structures

3 Dec 2008

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Animal experiments have provided evidence for the presence of sex differences from the synaptic level up to behaviour. Although sex differences in the human brain may have been presumed implicitly since the days of Aristotle, research on the presence of functional and structural sex differences of the human brain started only relatively recently. The most conspicuous sex difference in the mammalian brain was...

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PMID: 1292983
DOI: 10.1159/000182597

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