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Pediatric Transplantation, 2022
Identification of differences in medication adherence by sex or organ type may help in planning interventions to optimize outcomes. We compared immunosuppressive medication adherence between males and females, and between kidney, liver and heart ...
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Identification of differences in medication adherence by sex or organ type may help in planning interventions to optimize outcomes. We compared immunosuppressive medication adherence between males and females, and between kidney, liver and heart ...
Yulia Vaisbourd +20 more
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The evolution of sex chromosomes in organisms with separate haploid sexes.
Evolution; international journal of organic evolution, 2015The evolution of dimorphic sex chromosomes is driven largely by the evolution of reduced recombination and the subsequent accumulation of deleterious mutations. Although these processes are increasingly well understood in diploid organisms, the evolution of dimorphic sex chromosomes in haploid organisms (U/V) has been virtually unstudied theoretically.
Simone Immler, Sarah Perin Otto
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SELF-ORGANIZATION IN THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES
International Journal of Modern Physics C, 2011This paper presents a spatial version of the iterated battle of the sexes game in which every one individual plays with his nearest partners and imitates the optimal strategy of his nearest mate neighbors. It is concluded that the spatial structure enables the emergence of clusters of coincident choices, leading to the mean payoff per encounter to ...
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Sex Differentiation: Organizing Effects of Sex Hormones
2013Men and women differ, not only in their anatomy but also in their behavior. Research using animal models has convincingly shown that sex differences in the brain and behavior are induced by sex hormones during a specific, hormone-sensitive period during early development.
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Sex equality in intrahemispheric language organization
Brain and Language, 1989Sex differences in inter- and intrahemispheric cerebral organization, found in previous studies, have been used to explain sex differences in cognitive abilities. This study highlights data to contradict such widely held beliefs. Intrahemispheric language organization was examined by determining the location of lesions causing aphasia by computed ...
A, Kertesz, T, Benke
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Organ Donation by Suicides: Sex and Ethnicity
Psychological Reports, 2014An analysis of 2,034 actual organ donations by suicides for the years 2008–2010 indicated that women were more likely to be donors than were men and Blacks more likely to donate than were Whites. The sex difference was consistent with the responses of men and women to surveys of the general public about their willingness to become organ donors, but ...
David, Lester, Dominique, Hathaway
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The cognitive organization of sex and occupation stereotypes
British Journal of Social Psychology, 1995Two experiments were conducted to explore whether activating occupation stereotypes primes sex stereotypes or whether the reverse is more likely. A reaction time paradigm was used to distinguish between four alternative hypotheses about this issue. More specifically, subjects were exposed to sex‐occupation or occupation‐sex word pairs and asked to ...
D, Trafimow, P, Radhakrishnan
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Sex Offenders: Diagnosis, Organicity, and Intelligence
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1981Abstract This is a survey of over 60 defendants who were indicted on charges of sexual offenses in the County of New York and who were referred for comprehensive psychodiagnostic evaluation atthe psychology unit of the Forensic Psychiatry Clinic.
H H, Bonheur, R, Rosner
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1994
We commonly think of the testicles and ovaries as the sex glands. They are the workhorses of the sexual system, the manufacturers of the final products, the front line troops. But they have a relationship with other glands in the body that is more than cooperative; it is one of dependency.
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We commonly think of the testicles and ovaries as the sex glands. They are the workhorses of the sexual system, the manufacturers of the final products, the front line troops. But they have a relationship with other glands in the body that is more than cooperative; it is one of dependency.
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2012
Plants cannot choose their mates, and instead assign to middlemen, i.e. wind and animal pollinators, the meeting of their reproductive cells. And, when times are tough, they may display selfing or cloning. The reproductive biology of plants, including seed dispersal, represents an incredible array of tricks, honest agreements, fidelity and deception ...
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Plants cannot choose their mates, and instead assign to middlemen, i.e. wind and animal pollinators, the meeting of their reproductive cells. And, when times are tough, they may display selfing or cloning. The reproductive biology of plants, including seed dispersal, represents an incredible array of tricks, honest agreements, fidelity and deception ...
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