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Gonadal and sex chromosomal contributions to sex differences in mammalian brain organization

2026-01-10

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Sex differences in brain development may contribute to well-known sex differences in behavior and neuropsychiatric risk - making it important to comprehensively map and mechanistically annotate normative sex differences in brain organization. Most sex differences in mammalian brain organization have previously been attributed to differential effects of gonadal hormones based on outcomes from rodent endocrine manip...

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e158490d-1ced-5fa9-9dcc-ccc99a074f25
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10.64898/2026.01.10.698782
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