
Why your sex chromosomes shape how you age without asking your hormones
Sex chromosomes alter cell metabolism and disease risk entirely on their own, operating independently of circulating sex hormones like oestrogen or testosterone.
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Sex chromosomes alter cell metabolism and disease risk entirely on their own, operating independently of circulating sex hormones like oestrogen or testosterone.

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