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Sex differences in brain structure in opposite sex twin pairs

Our results underline the importance of using carefully matched subjects when studying sex differences of the brain. Brain sex differences are a rich source of information for understanding the behavioural differences that exist between males and females and are also highly important to consider in studies on the neurobiology of neuropsychiatric disorders, especially those that differ in prevalence or symptoms between men and women. Methods