My pinned thread of threads, primarily containing citations and explanations about neurological/ psychological sex differences, sexuality, gender dysphoria, and other academic research interests of mine:.

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RT @NeuropathClinic: An integrated view of the relationships between amyloid, tau, and inflammatory pathophysiology in Alzheimer's disease….

RT @NeuroSGS: In mice, stimulation of estrogen receptor alpha–expressing (Esr1⁺) neurons in the ventrolateral subdivision of the ventromedi….

RT @NeuroSGS: “Neural circuits NEED to be structurally different to promote sexually dimorphic behaviours”. Explain your answer.

“Neural circuits NEED to be structurally different to promote sexually dimorphic behaviours”. Explain your answer.

Interestingly, the behavioral output of Esr1⁺ VMHvl neurons in male mice depends on the level of neural activation. Strong stimulation reliably induces aggressive attacks, whereas lower levels of activation lead to mounting behavior toward both male and female conspecifics.

In mice, stimulation of estrogen receptor alpha–expressing (Esr1⁺) neurons in the ventrolateral subdivision of the ventromedial hypothalamus (VMHvl) elicits robust aggression and attack behavior in males, while in females, activation of the same neuronal population promotes.

RT @NeuroSGS: I’ve brought this up with @Marzipanijah multiple times, but she continues to rely heavily on a single study with a very small….

I’ve brought this up with @Marzipanijah multiple times, but she continues to rely heavily on a single study with a very small sample size (n=6). The paper in question examined post-mortem brain tissue from male-to-female (MtF) individuals, focusing on a specific nucleus in the.

RT @NeuroSGS: @disseminatrix13 I’ve brought this up with her multiple times, but she continues to rely heavily on a single study with a ver….

RT @NeuroSGS: What’s your most interesting neuroscientific fact (and why)?.

RT @pill_swallow: And also please remember to follow @PdxInstitute 🙏🏻.

What’s your most interesting neuroscientific fact (and why)?.

We do NOT know the ���cause/effect relationship for gender dysphoria!! . To suggest that we do is disingenuous, and borderline moronic…

RT @NeuroSGS: Oooh, those are both mine 💪🏼.

Oooh, those are both mine 💪🏼.

RT @garylfrancione: Two papers on transgender brains:.

RT @BrandonLuuMD: Eating late at night is linked to impaired sleep quality.

RT @NeuroSGS: Neuroinflmamtion, tau, and inflammatory miRNA in the hippocampus is much greater in female than in male Alzheimer’s patients.….

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