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. 2021 Aug 5;15:706079. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2021.706079

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Overlapping and non-overlapping changes in protein expression in the MeA of female and male Foxp2^+/– mice. Venn Diagram of the differentially expressed proteins in the three comparisons from Figure 8: Foxp2^+/– female vs. ctr female (mtF/ctrF), Foxp2^+/– male vs. ctr male (mtM/ctrM), and Foxp2^+/– female vs. Foxp2^+/– male (mtF/mtM; Log2F C≥ |1.11|). The signature of proteins and neuromodulators in the amygdala of Foxp2^+/– mice was sex-specific.