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Does homosexuality have a significant genetic component?
Answer Agree
Quote We show that male [gene] splicing is essential for male courtship behavior and sexual orientation. More importantly, male [gene] splicing is also sufficient to generate male behavior in otherwise normal females. These females direct their courtship toward other females (or males engineered to produce female pheromones).

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Date 03 Jun 2005
Source Link http://www.borngayprocon.org/pdf/fruitless.pdf
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