Here, international leaders in the field discuss both sex-specific normal physiology and the experience of disease, with chapters dedicated to fetal programming, the microbiome, cancer, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, embryogenesis, and oocyte aging, among other topics.
- Examines the impact of biological sex and gender on gene expression through epigenetic mechanisms, and its relationship to human biology and disease
- Presents the current state of our understanding of how environmental experience is translated to future generations in a sex specific manner
- Features chapter contributions from international leaders in the field
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