The Adult Adrenal Cortex Undergoes Rapid Tissue Renewal in a Sex-Specific Manner
Abstract
Evolution has resulted in profound differences between males and females that extend to non-reproductive organs and are reflected in the susceptibility and progression of diseases. However, the cellular and molecular basis for these differences remains largely unknown. Here we report that adrenal gland tissue renewal is highly active and sexually dimorphic, with female mice showing a 3-fold higher turnover than males. Moreover, in males,...
Paper Details
Title
The Adult Adrenal Cortex Undergoes Rapid Tissue Renewal in a Sex-Specific Manner
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
25
Issue
2
Pages
290 - 296.e2
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