Mouse MRI shows brain areas relatively larger in males emerge before those larger in females - Qiu, Lily R.; Fernandes, Darren J.; Szulc-Lerch, Kamila U.; Dazai, Jun; Nieman, Brian J.; Turnbull, Daniel H.; Foster, Jane A.; Palmert, Mark R.; Lerch, Jason P. (Nature communications, 2018)
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