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Sex and tissue resolved co-expression networks reveal a female placental–brain axis protective against prenatal PCB exposure
BackgroundNeurodevelopmental disorders have a strong male bias that is poorly understood. The placenta provides molecular information about environmental interactions with genetics (including biological sex) that shape developmental processes in the brain. We investigate placental-brain transcriptio
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