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Rev Fac Med UNAM 2009; 52 (5)


Las diferencias anatómicas cerebrales que implican diferencias funcionales (2a de dos partes)

Parra GL, García HAA, Ortiz VS, Pérez SD, Nájera RJ, Basurto ANE, Espinoza CVE, Rivas BRI

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 43
Paginas: 212-218
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FRAGMENTO

La conducta sexual y el circuito neural dimórfico

Los circuitos cerebrales asociados con conductas sexuales exhiben diferencias estructurales que se correlacionan con el sexo, la preferencia sexual, o la identidad de género. Se ha encontrado que el dimorfismo sexual en estos circuitos resulta importante hasta la pubertad, esto implica que factores postnatales, como la producción de hormonas gonadales y factores psicosociales, juegan un rol importante en el establecimiento de la naturaleza dimórfica en circuitos neurales que median conductas sexuales.


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