tailieunhanh - Pheromones in sex and reproduction: Do they have a role in humans

Pheromones are found throughout the living world and are a primal form of communication. These chemical messengers are transported outside the body and have a direct developmental effect on hormone levels and/or behaviour. This review article aims to highlight the role of human pheromones in sex and reproduction. A review of published articles was carried out, using PubMed, medical subject heading (MSH) databases and the Scopus engine. Key words used to assess exposure, outcome, and estimates for the concerned associations, were; olfaction; sex; pheromones; libido; behaviour; reproduction; humans; and smell. Although there are studies to support this phenomenon, they are weak because they were not controlled; others have proposed that human olfactory communication is able to perceive certain pheromones that may play a role in behavioural as well as reproductive biology. Unfolding the mysteries of smells and the way they are perceived requires more time and effort as humans are not systems that instinctively fall into a behaviour in response to an odour, they are thinking individuals that exercise judgment and subjected to different motivations. | Pheromones in sex and reproduction: Do they have a role in humans

• Y khoa - Dược
• Pheromones in sex
• Pheromones in sex and reproduction
• Hormone levels and behaviour
• Sex and reproduction
• Medical subject heading databases
• Sex perception
• Human pheromones
• Multi sensory perception
• Prepare sex appropriate behaviours
• Biological motion cues
• BMC Genomics
• Sex pheromones
• Gene expression
• Odorant receptors
• Pheromone binding proteins
• Corcyra cephalonica
• Molecular orbital calculations
• Farnesoic acids
• E farnesal
• AM1 type
• Eurygaster integriceps
• Heteroptera
• Cereal pest Scutelleridae
• Molecular orbital calulations
• Methylcyclohexene isomers
• Geometry optimized structures