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Cholinergic-estrogen interaction underpins the effect of education on attenuating cognitive sex differences in a Thai healthy population

2022-11-13

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The development of human brain is shaped by both genetic and environmental factors. Sex differences in cognitive function have been found in humans as a result of sexual dimorphism in neural information transmission. Numerous studies have reported the positive effects of education on cognitive functions. However, little work has investigated the effect of education on attenuating cognitive sex differences and the...

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afe6f818-e912-5ba9-822a-ddf51ccbe194
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10.1101/2022.11.10.515954
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