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Sex-specific impact of prenatal androgens on intrinsic functional connectivity between social brain default mode subsystems

2018-01-25

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Many early-onset neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism affect males more frequently than females and affect corresponding domains such as social cognition, social-communication, language, emotion, and reward. Testosterone is well-known for its role as a sex-related biological mechanism and affects these conditions and domains of functioning. Developmentally, testosterone may sex-differentially impact early...

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127d1b4e-f76c-59e0-9abd-266bb5d5e17d
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10.1101/253310
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