Smells, brains and hormones

Gordon M. Shepherd ()
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Gordon M. Shepherd: Yale University School of Medicine

Nature, 2006, vol. 439, issue 7073, 149-151

Abstract: Contrary to the traditional view, the main olfactory pathway can mediate responses to pheromones as well as to common odours. Recent studies show that pheromone-activated hormonal systems extend widely within the brain.

Date: 2006
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