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Tag: brain

  • The gendered dimensions of autism

    The gendered dimensions of autism

    Gender has been at the forefront of discussion in recent years. Amongst all the talk about social issues, is there a place for science? Can you be disadvantaged –or indeed advantaged –by your sex when it comes to disorders and disease? Sexual dimorphism is the physiological and behavioural difference between sexes. It arises through natural…

  • Neuroscientist Gina Rippon dismantled the myth of the ‘female brain’

    Neuroscientist Gina Rippon dismantled the myth of the ‘female brain’

    The work of Dr Gina Rippon has veered into controversial territory. More controversial, in fact, than you might expect, given that her primary research question is simply “how do brains become different from each other?” The source of much of this controversy is a book that she has written entitled  “The Gendered brain,” which challenges…

  • A genetic link between inflammation and depression?

    A genetic link between inflammation and depression?

    Whilst there are many different cell types in our body, each contains the same DNA. In order to perform their particular roles, the cell types react differently to the DNA’s instructions by controlling when and how much each gene is expressed. There are entire subsets of genes whose only function is to regulate the expression…