Male DNA found in human female brains

[Spaz]

That logic would also indicate that part of the chromosomes in the female DNA are male from when they were created... One could argue the XY/XX paradox between dudes and the ladies.

If memory of my biology classes serves me right;

The Y chromosome is constant, it cannot merge.

Whereas the X (female) chromosome is forever merging.

A women chromosome doesn't merge with a male chromosome.

When a female is born, she will 'take' chromosome from her mother, her mother's mother and from her father's mother.

Come to think abt it, males born from the same womb/mother but from different fathers can't be technically brothers....now this will mindfvck some.

 

[Spaz]

If by “here” you mean the women of SoSuave, there is clearly one who is far more aggressive then the rest. lol

It's all those men's fault for shooting their cvm, of course they were all so powerful, older, wiser and it ain't her fault, she's blameless.

Let's make new laws to outlaw this travesty of female justice.

Where are all those White Knight's to shout of this flagrant injustice!?

 

[Epic Days]

That logic would also indicate that part of the chromosomes in the female DNA are male from when they were created... One could argue the XY/XX paradox between dudes and the ladies.

I could see the Y chromosome influencing the nuclei and protein of her chromosomes as it’s now part of her environment. Just like diet or her social conditioning influencing and molding her cellular structure.
This could influence higher testosterone levels in her system. Possibly. This could possibly bring on masculine traits as a survival mechanism.

 

[RickTheToad]

If memory of my biology classes serves me right;

The Y chromosome is constant, it cannot merge.

Whereas the X (female) chromosome is forever merging.

A women chromosome doesn't merge with a male chromosome.

When a female is born, she will 'take' chromosome from her mother, her mother's mother and from her father's mother.

Come to think abt it, males born from the same womb/mother but from different fathers can't be technically brothers....now this will mindfvck some.

Partially correct. We actually start as a blank slate with XX or XY genetic code, and for the first 5-6 weeks of gestation only the X gene expresses. Then when the Y gene starts expressing (in genetic XY-males), it releases androgens like testosterone, represses some X gene expression (and estrogen development), and expresses specific Y genes. This process is called sexual differentiation and it leads to what we call male and female.