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Dramatic rultHomosexualy is wispread the animal world.
But scientists have long bated whether, humans a "gay gene" exists. "Based on our prev work, we reasoned that GB mutants might show homosexual behavr bee their glutamatergic synaps were altered some way, " Featherstone said. "Homosexual urtship might be sort of an 'overreactn' to sexual stimuli.
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As predicted, they were able to turn fly homosexualy on and off, wh hours. "Sense of smellThe team figured fly bras mata two sensory circus: one to trigger heterosexual behavr and one for homosexual.
When GB supprs glutamatergic synaps, the homosexual circu is blocked, the thkg they did more tts. A study 2005 found that when smellg a chemil om ttosterone, portns of the human bras active sexual activy were turned on gay men and straight women, but not straight at least among u fli, "pheromon are powerful sexual stimuli, " Featherstone said.
"The rearch was published onle today by the journal Nature AnimalsGay Men Rpond Differently to PheromonTop 10 Swgers of the Animal Kgdom.