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Published online 8 June 2005 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news050606-4
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Genes drive ability to orgasm
Scientists say DNA exerts strong influence on whether women climax.
A woman's genetic make-up accounts for at least a third of her ability to climax during sex, say researchers, and may even account for as much as 60%.
Further investigations into the genetic differences that influence orgasms in women could help produce drugs to treat female sexual dysfunction, they say.
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