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Question 1

Androstenone and androstenol hormones include?

Answer 1

Receptive mating stance (lordosis) in estrous sows, even in the absence of a vomeronasal organ

Question 2

The two most common OR7D4 alleles that affect receptor responses?

Answer 2

Arginine (R) or tryptophan (W), tyrosine (T) or methionine (M)

Question 3

RT and WM are in?

Answer 3

Complete linkage disequilibrium, meaning we either have RT or WM, not any other combinations. No genetic recombination

Question 4

In normal oral responses, rank the amino acids with strength of responses?

Answer 4

RT, T133M, R88W, WM

Question 5

There is natural variation in the human population on the perception of androstenone and androstadienone. RT/WM genotypes perceive the odours as more/less intense and more/less pleasant as RT/RT?

Answer 5

More intense, more pleasant

Question 6

Arousal and mood are influenced by?

Answer 6

Cortisol levels

Question 7

!!!After Androstadienone, you have?

Question 8

!!!Different phases in human pheromone production?

Answer 8

Follicular -> ovulatory -> luteal -> premenstrual -> menstrual

Question 9

When you reach ovulatory phase, internal luteinizing hormone pulse?

Answer 9

Shortest interval between luteinizing hormone pulse

Question 10

Female axial secretions alter?

Answer 10

Luteinizing hormone pulse interval (shorter follicular phase, longer ovulatory phase)

Question 11

Male auxiliary secretions influence?

Answer 11

Luteinizing hormone pulse interval