Problems with measuring peripheral oxytocin: Can the data on oxytocin and human behavior be trusted?

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@sTeamTraen @deevybee Yes! My mistake! See here for some typical pg/ml levels under a few conditions (RIA on extracted samples is gold-standard method) https://t.co/sgxsWkUH6q https://t.co/gP71Z0n1Zn

The article cites previous work from our research group, which was spurred by: https://t.co/av2ARxPoF5 highlighting the importance of extraction when measuring plasma oxytocin: https://t.co/hgpIHsaWUf https://t.co/Kvs47qostk

RT @dsquintana: Normally, males and females have similar levels of oxytocin in the blood. In females, oxytocin levels increase during pregn…

Normally, males and females have similar levels of oxytocin in the blood. In females, oxytocin levels increase during pregnancy, childbirth, and when they are nursing. Oxytocin levels in mothers return to normal after weaning Image data: https://t.co/…

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