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    Default Gender specific and species specific behavior

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    Mitropoulos C, Papachatzopoulou A, Menounos PG, Kolonelou C, Pappa M, Bertolis G, Gerou S, Patrinos

    GP.
    Association Study of Human VN1R1 Pheromone Receptor Gene Alleles and Gender. Genet Test. 2007

    Summer;11(2):128-32.

    "our data suggest that the allelic differences in the human VN1R1 gene are unlikely to

    be associated with gender and hence to contribute to distinct gender-specific behavior."

    Speculation: If

    genetic variation does not contribute to distict "gender" - specific behavior, it may be that olfactory/pheromonal

    conditioning of the sexual response cycle makes a bigger difference than previously realized. It would therefore

    make sense to anticipate that the pairing of an olfactory component with a pheromonal component in a mixture would

    increase product effectiveness. Next thing on the agenda would be to examine species specificity of the olfactory

    and the pheromonal components, as is being done by few, if any other, researchers.

    James V.

    Kohl
    author/creator "The Scent of Eros"


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