Add to ORKGThe lipocalin protein family is characterized in structure by a conserved hydrophobic pocket which can bind small volatile odorants. The Major Urinary Proteins (MUPs) are a class of lipocalins found in the urine of adult male mice which concentrate in the urine odorants which confer a characteristic odor. The behavioural as well as the endocrine effects of mouse urine and MUPs are briefly reviewed, suggesting a complex role is pheromonal communication. Some recent data on the molecular receptors of the vomeronasal organ further suggest a complex interaction with the MUP system
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules which may be involved in intraspecific chemical ...
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules, which may be involved in intraspecific chemical...
Animals use pheromones to communicate information such as social status and to elicit stereotypic be...
The lipocalin protein family is characterized in structure by a conserved hydrophobic pocket which c...
Mice use pheromones, chemical cues emitted in bodily secretions and detected by the olfactory system...
The major urinary proteins (MUPs) are proteins secreted by the liver and filtered by the kidneys int...
Abstract It is increasingly clear that mediation of chemical signals is not the exclusive domain of ...
AbstractThe proteins of the mouse major urinary protein complex (MUP), members of the lipocalin fami...
The role of urinary chemosignals in sexual interactions was investigated in pairs of adult mice. Bas...
The major urinary proteins are a species-specific complex of proteins excreted by male mice that inf...
House mice, Mus musculus domesticus, must communicate effectively to conspecifics within nocturnal, ...
Abstract Background Chemical communication in mammals involves globular lipocalins that protect and ...
Stimulation of estrus in adult female mice was obtained with major urinary proteins (MUPs) with the ...
Abstract The major urinary proteins (MUPs) of house mice (Mus musculus) bind and stabilize the relea...
1. Puberty onset in female mice is accelerated by exposure to conspecific adult male urine, which ac...
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules which may be involved in intraspecific chemical ...
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules, which may be involved in intraspecific chemical...
Animals use pheromones to communicate information such as social status and to elicit stereotypic be...
The lipocalin protein family is characterized in structure by a conserved hydrophobic pocket which c...
Mice use pheromones, chemical cues emitted in bodily secretions and detected by the olfactory system...
The major urinary proteins (MUPs) are proteins secreted by the liver and filtered by the kidneys int...
Abstract It is increasingly clear that mediation of chemical signals is not the exclusive domain of ...
AbstractThe proteins of the mouse major urinary protein complex (MUP), members of the lipocalin fami...
The role of urinary chemosignals in sexual interactions was investigated in pairs of adult mice. Bas...
The major urinary proteins are a species-specific complex of proteins excreted by male mice that inf...
House mice, Mus musculus domesticus, must communicate effectively to conspecifics within nocturnal, ...
Abstract Background Chemical communication in mammals involves globular lipocalins that protect and ...
Stimulation of estrus in adult female mice was obtained with major urinary proteins (MUPs) with the ...
Abstract The major urinary proteins (MUPs) of house mice (Mus musculus) bind and stabilize the relea...
1. Puberty onset in female mice is accelerated by exposure to conspecific adult male urine, which ac...
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules which may be involved in intraspecific chemical ...
Male mouse urine delivers a wide range of molecules, which may be involved in intraspecific chemical...
Animals use pheromones to communicate information such as social status and to elicit stereotypic be...