How mice make their mark

Peter Brennan ()
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Peter Brennan: University of Cambridge

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6864, 590-591

Abstract: The social behaviour of many animals relies on their ability to use odour cues to distinguish among individuals. Studies of mice highlight the importance of urinary proteins in this complex signalling system.

Date: 2001
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