Dr. Brian S. Mustanski

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  A couple of years ago, Brian Mustanski, a researcher at the University of Illinois in Chicago, along with his co-workers from the US National Institutes of Health, found that a large number of homosexual males had identical stretches of DNA on three other chromosomes - chromosomes 7, 8 and 10."There is no single gay gene.Sexual orientation is a complex trait, and so it's not surprising that we found several DNA regions involved in its expression," Mustanski had said.
  
  Mustanski, too, has a paper in the latest issue of the Archives of Sexual Behavior which focuses on the subject of sexual orientation.

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  "It certainly suggests biological processes are at play," said Brian Mustanski, an assistant professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago . "And they certainly could be intersecting with some sort of environmental effects.

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  The panelists were Stephen Adelson, former general manager of Manhunt , one of many sites used by gay men to meet each other , and current executive director of Internet Intervention Inc.; Beau Gratzer, director of Howard Brown Health Center's HIV/STD Prevention; and Brian Mustanski, assistant professor of psychiatry at University of Illinois at Chicago.

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  [UIC researcher Brian Mustanski]
  
  "Our study helps to establish that genes play an important role in determining whether a man is gay or heterosexual" ... "The next steps will be to see if these findings can be confirmed and to identify the particular genes within these newly discovered chromosomal sequences that are linked to sexual orientation."[Mustanski]

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  The panelists were Stephen Adelson, former general manager of Manhunt , one of many sites used by gay men to meet each other , and current executive director of Internet Intervention Inc.; Beau Gratzer, director of Howard Brown Health Center's HIV/STD Prevention; and Brian Mustanski, assistant professor of psychiatry at University of Illinois at Chicago.
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  Despite some setbacks, Mustanski sees these sex-promoting Web sites as opportunities for public health to reach out to even more people.
  
  'We can reach these youth in ways we have never been able to before,' Mustanski said, adding that there are not a lot of opportunities to teach LGBT people in traditional settings, but online, the sky is the limit.
  
  'I see it as something that has so many positives, and only a few negatives,' he added.

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  Brian Mustanski, Ph.D. Secretary

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  In the first comprehensive study of its kind, "combining the entire human genome for genetic determinants of male sexual orientation," UIC's Brian Mustanski, identified several areas that impact the male sexual orientation.MORE

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  "The regions of the brain involved have been found to be involved in sexual behavior, based on animal studies," said Brian Mustanski, from the department of psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago."Some previous studies also found differences between gay and straight men in these brain regions," he added.
  
  Mustanski noted that this study suggests a link between sexual orientation and brain processes, specifically in the hypothalamus."Another study, to soon be published in Psychological Science, found differences in the odors of gay and heterosexual men," he said.
  
  Taken together, these studies suggest that sexual orientation has a biological component related to body odor and possible pheromones, Mustanski said."It also helps to demonstrate that sexual orientation is not a simple choice -- how could such a choice influence the production of and response to body odors?
  
  "These studies converge with previous research using family studies, twin studies, and molecular genetic studies to show that sexual orientation is at least partly determined by biology," he said.
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  SOURCES: Brian Mustanski, Ph.D., department of psychiatry, University of Illinois at Chicago; Warren Throckmorton, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology, Grove City College, Pa.; Jeffrey Satinover, M.D., former Fellow in Psychiatry and Child Psychiatry, Yale University, and a former William James Lecturer in Psychology and Religion at Harvard University; Winnie Stachelberg, vice president, Human Rights Campaign Foundation, Washington, D.C.; May 10, 2005, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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  The panelists were Stephen Adelson, former general manager of Manhunt , one of many sites used by gay men to meet each other , and current executive director of Internet Intervention Inc.; Beau Gratzer, director of Howard Brown Health Center's HIV/STD Prevention; and Brian Mustanski, assistant professor of psychiatry at University of Illinois at Chicago.
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  Despite some setbacks, Mustanski sees these sex-promoting Web sites as opportunities for public health to reach out to even more people.
  
  "We can reach these youth in ways we have never been able to before," Mustanski said, adding that there are not a lot of opportunities to teach LGBT people in traditional settings, but online, the sky is the limit.
  
  "I see it as something that has so many positives, and only a few negatives," he added.

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  In the journal Human Genetics, researcher Dr. Brian Mustanski wrote that environmental factors were also likely to be involved.

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