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Mapping sex-specific hormone-metabolite coupling in the adolescent brain: a longitudinal whole-brain spectroscopic imaging study
Adolescence is marked by coordinated endocrine and brain maturation, yet how blood circulating steroid hormones relate to neurochemical change in the brain remains largely unknown. We combined longitudinal data from a novel fast whole-brain, high-resolution three-dimensional proton magnetic resonanc
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