I’d argue the more interesting and potentially related human trait isn’t cycle-independent sexual receptivity, but hidden estrous, which is even more uniquely human.
For either trait, I don’t know how you would assemble a gene panel for study. You can’t use GWAS results because all of these traits are fixed in modern humans. The only reason the involution panel supports this type of analysis is because of extensive and unrelated experimentation in mice.
I’d argue the more interesting and potentially related human trait isn’t cycle-independent sexual receptivity, but hidden estrous, which is even more uniquely human.
For either trait, I don’t know how you would assemble a gene panel for study. You can’t use GWAS results because all of these traits are fixed in modern humans. The only reason the involution panel supports this type of analysis is because of extensive and unrelated experimentation in mice.