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Prepubertal gonadectomy reveals sex differences in approach-avoidance behavior in adult mice

2019-05-28

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Adolescence is a developmental period that is associated with physical, cognitive, and affective maturation and a time when sex biases in multiple psychiatric diseases emerge. While puberty onset marks the initiation of adolescence, it is unclear whether the pubertal rise in gonadal hormones generates sex differences in approach-avoidance behaviors that may impact psychiatric vulnerability. To examine the influenc...

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230fd891-feb3-5754-afec-ea506a3f5c36
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10.1101/638916
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