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NIH-Funded Study Reveals How Differences In Male And Female Brains Emerge

by Press on May 16, 2016

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Nematode worms — Male and female brain connections – Male and female worms engage in different behaviors, which may result from sex-specific wiring patterns in the brain. Image courtesy of Oliver Hobert, Ph.D., Columbia University