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Male sex hormones increase excitatory neuron production in developing human neocortex

2020-10-24

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The presence of male-female brain differences has long been a controversial topic. Yet simply negating the existence of biological differences has detrimental consequences for all sexes and genders, particularly for the development of accurate diagnostic tools, effective drugs and understanding of disease. The most well-established morphological difference is size, with males having on average a larger brain than...

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1d120f5c-fe16-5e91-a7cf-cd84a733878f
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10.1101/2020.10.24.353359
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