Archive for Sexology. Author’s copy: The Mind’s Eyes (21092 words)
The Archive for Sexology where the author’s copy of this award-winning article has been available for several years has been solely supported for 10 years […]
neuroendocrine
2014 and 2004 Nobel Prize in Medicine
2014 Nobel Prize in Medicine is Awarded for Discovery of Brain’s ‘Inner GPS’ Excerpt: “… gray lines show the path followed by a rat as […]
Did our adapted mind evolve? (Revisited)
Did our adapted mind evolve? In my extended comments on this topic I concluded with “Experience-dependent changes in DNA methylation can exert profound effects on […]
Did our adapted mind evolve?
What is currently know about neuroendocrine regulation clearly links ecological variation to ecological adaptations manifested in morphological and behavioral phenotypes via RNA-mediated events without the […]
Pheromone-controlled thermodynamics and cancer
“If you learnt evolutionary biology and genetics a decade or more ago you need to be aware that those debates have moved on very considerably, […]
Pheromones and a realistic model of sexual differentiation
Food odors and social odors influence the same basic neurophysiological mechanism (i.e., the GnRH pulse), which allows them to alter the gene-cell-tissue-organ-organ system pathway which links them to hormones and behavior.