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Mouse MRI shows brain areas larger in males emerge earlier than those larger in females

2017-08-04

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2 Sex differences exist in behaviours, disease and neuropsychiatric disorders. Sexual dimorphisms however, have yet to be studied across the whole brain and across a comprehensive time course of postnatal development. We used manganese-enhanced MRI (MEMRI) to longitudinally image male and female C57BL/6J mice across 9 time points, beginning at postnatal day 3. We recapitulated findings on canonically dimorphic are...

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690a3db2-6e4d-5017-af30-e74dcf2c39c5
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10.1101/172841
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