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Dimethyl Disulfide: An Attractant Pheromone in Hamster Vaginal Secretion

Alan G. Singer, William C. Agosta, Robert J. O’Connell, Carl Pfaffmann, David V. Bowen, F. H. Field

Science · 1976 · 172 citations · 12 references

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Abstract

Dimethyl disulfide, isolated from estrous hamster vaginal secretion and identified by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, is an attractant for male hamsters.

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Vomeronasal Organ: Critical Role in Mediating Sexual Behavior of the Male Hamster

J.Bradley Powers, Sarah S. Winans · Science · 1975 · 351 citations

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Concentration and analysis of trace volatile organics in gases and biological fluids with a new solid adsorbent

A. Zlatkis, H. A. Lichtenstein, A. Tishbee · Chromatographia · 1973 · 220 citations

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Probability based matching of mass spectra. Rapid identification of specific compounds in mixtures

Fred W. McLafferty, R.H. Hertel, R. D. Villwock · Organic Mass Spectrometry · 1974 · 175 citations

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Effects of female hamster vaginal discharge on the behavior of male hamsters

Michael R. Murphy · Behavioral Biology · 1973 · 146 citations

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Sexual attraction function of golden hamster vaginal secretion

Robert E. Johnston · Behavioral Biology · 1974 · 125 citations

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