BBC News - Sexual preference chemical found in mice
Serotonin controls a male mouse's choice of partnerA chemical in the brain controls sexual preference in mice, according to scientists in China.
Male mice bred without serotonin lose their preference for females, a report in Nature says.
The researchers say it is the first time that a neurotransmitter has been shown to play a role in sexual preference in mammals.
Experts have warned about the dangers of drawing conclusions about human sexuality. [...]
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Wouldn't it be nice if, should science ever find something that changes one's sexual orientation, society no longer cares if one chooses to utilize it or not?
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