Fragile male, not fragile-X
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Fragile male, not fragile-X
No doubt the fragile-X chromosome plays a small part in male disadvantage, but the point made in my review ([Kraemer, 2000][1]), referred to by [Branney & White (2008)][2], is that the male is biologically less resilient. [Skuse et al ’s (1997)][3] ingenious study of Turner syndrome shows that the
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