The biological basis of human sexual differentiation in the XXI century

Abstract

While fragmentation of sex studies in humans does not appear to be the most appropriate way to address such a complex issue , approximations have been made in the understanding of this aspect of the human individual spaces and isolated from each other. One is that of biomedicine , which I will discuss in this work centrally , without ignoring the psychological and sociocultural spheres of sex and sexuality are of utmost importance for a proper understanding . Recently, this constellation of approaches has added a new dimension, that of genre, although it has nurtured mainly social and cultural approaches , has achieved levels of very significant integration, particularly with behavioral issues , although it is still away from biological bases of sex and sexuality . One purpose of this paper is to examine, in summary form , current knowledge about sex in humans , which has emerged from the biological and medical approaches, and criticisms that arise from science itself , vision created by this biological dimension , with the idea of ​​facilitating the work of building bridges between disciplines that today seem so distant .