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Genetic impact of both sex hormones in male-typical behaviors
Takahiro Matsumoto
, Kazuki Inoue
, Takashi Sato
, Shigeaki Kato
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Androgen Receptor
100%
Sex Hormones
100%
Typical Behavior
100%
Genetic Impact
100%
Androgens
60%
Androgen Signaling
40%
Obesity
20%
Overproduction
20%
Receptor-mediated
20%
Reproductive Organs
20%
Female Genitalia
20%
Physiological Significance
20%
X Chromosome
20%
Biological Processes
20%
Testicle
20%
Spermatogenesis
20%
Brain Function
20%
Late-onset
20%
Physiological Role
20%
Null mutant
20%
Bone Growth
20%
Organ Function
20%
Cre-loxP
20%
Folliculogenesis
20%
Testicular Feminization
20%
Inducible Transcription Factor
20%
High Bone Turnover
20%
Nuclear Androgen Receptor
20%
Brain Masculinization
20%
ARKO Mice
20%
Brain Sex Differences
20%
Sex Hormone Signaling
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Androgen Receptor
100%
Sex Hormone
100%
Androgen
57%
Transcription Factors
14%
Reproductive Organ
14%
X Chromosome
14%
Brain Function
14%
Biological Phenomena and Functions Concerning the Entire Organism
14%
Testes
14%
Spermiogenesis
14%
Glucocorticoid
14%
Bone Turnover
14%
Bone Growth
14%
Ovary Follicle Development
14%
Target Tissue
14%
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome
14%
Hormone Signaling
14%
Nuclear Androgen
14%
Sex Differences
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Genetics
100%
Androgen Receptor
100%
Virilization
14%
Transcription Factors
14%
Spermatogenesis
14%
X Chromosome
14%
Biological Phenomena and Functions Concerning the Entire Organism
14%
Target Tissue
14%
Brain Function
14%
Bone Turnover
14%
Folliculogenesis
14%
Bone Growth
14%
Glucocorticoid
14%
Sex Differences
14%