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Sex differences in electrophysiological properties of mouse mPOA neurons revealed by <i>in vitro</i> whole-cell recordings

2019-10-17

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The medial preoptic area (mPOA) of the hypothalamus is sexually dimorphic and controls sexually dimorphic display of male mating and parental care. Yet, despite extensive characterization of sex differences in the mPOA, we know surprisingly little about whether or how male and female mPOA neurons differ electrophysiologically, which relate more directly to neuronal firing and behavioral pattern generation. In this...

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106ca57b-7407-5fac-8b2e-825e38de3b55
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10.1101/808592
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