Letter Published: 10 June 1961 Non-disjunction of the Sex-chromosomes in the Male of Drosophila melanogaster P. J. KELSALL Nature 190, 1035–1036 (1961) Cite this article ...

Radical reformers hoping to see the possibility of a female monarch in the future will almost certainly be disappointed, but the women of the imperial family do stand to gain from the reforms.

Iron deficiency during pregnancy can cause a male mouse embryo to develop female features, a new study reveals. The low iron disrupts the activation of a key gene that spurs the development of male ...

Are there certain foods or sex positions that will increase your chances of having a boy? Learn more about suggested methods for choosing the sex of your baby, and what may actually work.

The Imperial House of Japan is not a normal family. It is the oldest existing hereditary monarchy in the world, a mysterious clan descended from the gods of Japanese mythology. The family is also ...

Summary: Davenport et al have investigated how a masculinizing dose of estrogen changes the transcriptomes of several key song nuclei song and adjacent brain areas in juvenile zebra finches of both ...

The accurate distribution of chromosomes in an oocyte is essential for the correct transmission of genetic information to the ...

Female faces received significantly higher attractiveness ratings than male faces, an effect size that the authors describe as medium to large. That difference held across both same-sex and ...

The need for awards to ditch male and female categories has never been starker Non-binary star Cole Escola won the award for best leading actor in a play at last weekend’s Tony Awards. It’s a ...

These women are leading in male-dominated industries – and they’re hiring all-women teams Allison Dunfield Special to The Globe and Mail Published June 10, 2025 Updated June 18, 2025 ...

Researchers mapped Y chromosome loss across thousands of individual cells from human cancers, with disturbing results.

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