2012-02-27, 01:00 AM
The question is, is there a correlation between a person's genotype which leads to a corresponding relation to phenotype with respect to the endocrine, central nervous system, and what other potential anatomical system that could be physiologically related to choosing a sexual mate that leads to a predictable social decision about choosing a mate with respect to gender and factoring down possibly bias like personality and other psychological elements?
Google Scholar tells me there have been studies on mice with respect to the FucM gene in which they mutated the gene resulting in a reduction of tyrosine hydroxylase resulting in having them "lez out." This study definitely proves that sexual orientation is genetically related because we can now mind-read mice and mice sociology and humans are really mice. So yeah, sexual orientation is genetically related.
Google Scholar tells me there have been studies on mice with respect to the FucM gene in which they mutated the gene resulting in a reduction of tyrosine hydroxylase resulting in having them "lez out." This study definitely proves that sexual orientation is genetically related because we can now mind-read mice and mice sociology and humans are really mice. So yeah, sexual orientation is genetically related.