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Comparative neuroimaging of sex differences in human and mouse brain anatomy

2023-08-24

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In vivo neuroimaging studies have established several reproducible volumetric sex differences in the human brain, but the causes of such differences are hard to parse. While mouse models are useful for understanding the cellular and mechanistic bases of sex-biased brain development in mammals, there have been no attempts to formally compare mouse and human sex differences across the whole brain to ascertain how we...

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2ca26453-1681-57c0-8bb6-cee6fd397dbf
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10.1101/2023.08.23.554334
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