Maciek
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Temat: Różnice w budowie mózgu...
Oczywiście mówimy o porównaniu homo vs hetero...Czyli kolejny argument przeciwko "psychoterapii homoseksualizmu".
Nie są to "zmiany patologiczne", uprzedzając potencjalne oszołomskie wypowiedzi. Po prostu: jest inaczej. Ale nie są to zjawiska odwracalne za pomocą "psychoterapii"...
In 1990, we described the first brain difference related to sexual orientation in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN)—the brain's “clock”—which in HoM is twice the size that it is in HeM (6). We later induced a similar brain difference in rats by pharmacologically disturbing the interaction between testosterone and the developing brain, using the aromatase inhibitor ATD in the neonatal period (7). This experiment yielded bisexual adult rats that had a larger-than-normal number of vasopressin neurons and total cells in their SCNs. The difference in the SCN of HoM was, therefore, not caused by a difference in sexual behavior, as was suggested at the time, but by an atypical interaction between sex hormones and the developing brain. In 1991, LeVay (8) reported that HoM, like HeW, have a smaller area in the frontal part of the hypothalamus (the INAH-3) than do HeM. In 1992, Allen and Gorski (9) found that the anterior commissure (Fig. 1Fig. 1.) of HoM is larger than that of HeM. This structure, which is larger in women than in men, connects the left and right temporal cortexes and is thus involved in sex differences related to cognitive abilities and language. This difference may be related to the sex-atypical hemispheric asymmetries in HoM and HoW as seen by Savic and Lindström (4). The first functional scanning paper by Kinnunen et al. (10), which described differences in the hypothalamus in relation to sexual orientation, received little scientific or public attention, although the results may have had clinical relevance. The hypothalamus of HoM, it turned out, was not as responsive to a classic antidepressant (fluoxetine) as that of HeM, which points to a difference in the activity of the serotonergic system.Maciek G. edytował(a) ten post dnia 11.02.10 o godzinie 23:45