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Relating sex differences in cortical and hippocampal microstructure to sex hormones

2023-11-02

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Sex hormone receptors are expressed widely in both neurons and glial cells, which allows them to interact with the brain’s major cell groups via several molecular mechanisms. These mechanisms lead to sex differences in brain structure as well as hormone-induced plasticity in the female brain across the menstrual cycle. Adding to the literature on volumetric changes in cortical structure, here we set out to investi...

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c543f519-d0e3-5df7-a776-c1ebb05bf94a
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10.1101/2023.11.01.565213
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