Photo by: Harry Cunningham We think you will like this excellent podcast initiative by Elliot Polak, of My XXY - Chromodiversity Foundation that makes understanding research papers a great deal easier for those who yearn for information but fail to grasp the medical language they use. Elliot breaks it down into its raw form and …
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The thing about being XXY and/or variant is how we are continually compared with XY Males even though we are biologically different and respond differently in major health disparities such as (in this instance) Cardiovascular health and disease. Not helpful to the XXY is a pathological relience on the Y chromosome determining maleness and how …
Photo Credit: William Daigneault What is clear is that a condition of relative hyperestrogenism is present in these patients, since the estradiol/testosterone ratio is altered thanks to the lower concentrations of total serum testosterone in presence of normal serum estradiol. Accordingly, the results of this study confirm unequivocally the significant reduction in total serum testosterone …
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IVG uses stem cells — the biological clay that can form every body part — to build sex cells, which in humans are sperm and eggs. If successful, the technique could solve infertility due to age, cancer, or various disorders, which today affects tens of millions of people. It could also stretch the possibilities for genetic kinship and nudge biology …
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