Anatomically discrete sex differences in neuroplasticity in zebra finches as reflected by perineuronal nets.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4388549 · PMID 25848776

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highly significantp<0.005actually significant

Conversely in RA this percentage was higher in males than in females in both studies but the difference was highly significant here (p<0.005) but less so in Meyer and colleagues (p = 0.043).

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a statistical trendp = 0.056so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

No sex difference was however observed in these 3 brain regions with the potential exception that there was a statistical trend (p = 0.056) in SP for females to have a higher percentage of DAPI cells showing PV immunoreactivity compared to males.

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