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In males, the prenatal sexual differentiation of the brain involves
 
  A) testosterone making hypothalamic cells insensitive to estrogen.
  B) estrogen making hypothalamic cells insensitive to testosterone.
  C) testosterone making hypothalamic cells sensitive to testosterone.
  D) dihydrotestosterone making hypothalamic cells sensitive to estrogen.
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