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Turner's syndrome hints at a social edge from paternal X
British researchers report Turner girls with a paternal X chromosome show stronger social skills and better peer and teacher relations than those with a maternal X. The study links imprinted genes on the X chromosome to social cognition, with broader implications for understanding gender differences in behavior and learning disorders.
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Twe Henndary
Nature
David H Skuse
Institute of Child Health
London
Turner
Skuse
Skule
Assaroes Beig
Shirley M Tilghman
Princeton University
David Page
Whitehead Institute For Biomedical Research
Evan S. Balaban
Neurosciences Institute
San Diego