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In article <3c1v4i$614@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu> plaudrup@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Peter Laudrup) writes:
>Dear Anne Karin,
>
>Thank you for posting your masters project here. Very interesting reading. I'm 
>sorry, but I can't help you with your problems - this is not my field. However,
>I'm intested in what implications your project will have for the study of human
>behavior. Are you aware of how (or if) oders interfere with human behavior, on 
>a sub-conscious level. That is, is part of our attraction to others (of 
>opposite, and maybe same sex) determined by how they smell, or maybe how we 
>experience their smell?
>Do male humans have femaile-sex-oder receptors?
>
>Just a thought.
>
>Peter Laudrup
>Visiting Scholar
>
>Ohio State University
>College of Pharmacy                Phone: +1 614 292 1859
>500 W 12th Ave #520                Fax: +1 614 292 9083
>Columbus, OH-43210                 E-mail: laudrup@osu.edu


There is some kind of institution in Philadelphia that studies odors and
their effects on things.  Wish I could remember the name.
Something like Monell.
margaret

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