Date: 9/09/2013 12:40:24
From: Riff-in-Thyme
ID: 390189
Subject: Maleness secrets revealed

New research has identified the key to becoming male is an enzyme that “unravels” DNA to trigger male development of the embryo, a discovery that may give greater insight into intersex disorders.

University of Queensland and Japanese scientists observed that mice lacking the Jmjd1a enzyme developed as females despite having a Y chromosome.

The study is published in the leading international scientific journal Science.

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Date: 9/09/2013 20:01:33
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 390547
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

But should they be revealing this secret men’s business?

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Date: 9/09/2013 20:05:51
From: Riff-in-Thyme
ID: 390553
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

The Rev Dodgson said:


But should they be revealing this secret men’s business?

not before we’ve found a way to turn it against women at least surely!!!!

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Date: 9/09/2013 22:50:36
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 390581
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

> University of Queensland and Japanese scientists observed that mice lacking the Jmjd1a enzyme developed as females despite having a Y chromosome.

That doesn’t necessarily apply to humans. Genes move about from chromosome to chromosome all the time. For example, the positions of genes on chimpanzee chromosomes are often quite different to the positions of the equivalent genes on human chromosomes.

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Date: 9/09/2013 23:04:51
From: Stealth
ID: 390586
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

that may give greater insight into intersex disorders
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Are the PC police allowing us to say that being ‘intersex’ is a ‘disorder’ now?

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Date: 10/09/2013 08:17:27
From: Ian
ID: 390717
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

Belongs here I spose…

Study links testicle size to how men raise children

A United States study measuring fathering habits and testicle size suggests that bigger may not be better when it comes to the day-to-day raising of small children.

The research involved 70 American men of varying ethnicities – most were Caucasian, five were Asian and 15 were African-American.

All were the fathers of children aged one to two.

The larger the volume of their testes, the less the men were involved in daily parenting activities like changing diapers, the study by researchers at Emory University in Georgia found…

just in
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bollocks

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Date: 10/09/2013 08:27:37
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 390719
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

Ian said:

bollocks

Fair comment.

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Date: 10/09/2013 08:29:15
From: Riff-in-Thyme
ID: 390720
Subject: re: Maleness secrets revealed

The Rev Dodgson said:


Ian said:

bollocks

Fair comment.

inconclusive

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