Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 15

Author:   Benoist Schaal ,  Diane Rekow ,  Matthieu Keller ,  Fabrice Damon
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Author:   Benoist Schaal ,  Diane Rekow ,  Matthieu Keller ,  Fabrice Damon
Publisher:   Springer International Publishing AG
Imprint:   Springer International Publishing AG
Edition:   1st ed. 2023
Weight:   0.963kg
ISBN:  

9783031351587


ISBN 10:   3031351584
Pages:   516
Publication Date:   17 October 2023
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
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"PART I. Innovative methods in semiochemistry: from sampling to identification, statistical validation and reproducibility  Jonathan Williams: Atmospheric chemistry and the chemical emissions and signals from human beings  E Nonnamaker, M Muszynska, I Lightcap, CM Drea & EA Archie. From swab to spectrum: a comprehensive guide to simple GC-MS mammalian scent analysis. BM Weiß, E Kusch, M Kücklich, A Widdig Finding the ""needle in the haystack"": a comparison of statistical tools for untargeted chemical analysis. Z Parr-Cortes, NJ Rooney, M Wheatstone, T Stock, C Pesterfield, C Guest & CT Müller Evaluation and contextualisation of volatile organic compounds from breath samples of type 1 diabetes during hypoglycaemia, hyperglycaemia and euglycaemia. A C Poirier, JC Dunn, M Watsa, GA Erkenswick, AD Melin, JS Waterhouse, & AC Smith Captivity and Communication: Comparative Analysis of Scents from Wild and Captive Tamarins. T Wyatt Life scientists in chemical ecology can benefit from psychology’s responses to its own ‘reproducibility crisis.   PART II. Mechanisms in chemoreception and olfactory cognition Fabrice Neiers: Enzymatic systems involved in peri-receptor events of olfaction in Mammalia: evolutionary perspectives V Soubeyre, L Merle, D Jarriault , S Grégoire, L Bretillon, N Acar, X Grosmaitre & AM Le Bon Impact of diets unbalanced in n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids on the mouse olfactory function. M Meunier, C Porte, D Chesneau, AC Trouillet, C Le Danvic, P Nagnan Le Meillour, P Chemineau, P Chamero & M Keller Detection of buck olfactory pheromones by goats: a calcium imaging approach. R Durairaj, C Bienboire-Frosini, A Cozzi, P Pageat Evaluation of feline semiochemical interactions with Cat vomeronasal type-1 receptor members using the multiple-ligand simultaneous docking (MLSD) approach. M Schreier, D Abondano Almeida & L Schulte Comparative anatomy of the olfactory system of Neotropical poison frogs and its coherence with chemical communication. N Bouguiyoud, G Bronchti, D Galino, MM Chakravarty, JA Frasnelli & S Al Aïn Structural brain plasticity and olfactory function in a mouse model of congenital blindness. RE Brown & OK Schnare & K Roddick Short, long and very long-term olfactory memory in mice.   PART III. Mechanisms of chemo-emission N Doi, S Ichizawa, R Uenoyama, & M Miyazaki The testosterone-dependent felinine production is upregulated by an inhibition of the cholesterol biosynthesis in mice. K Lipkowski, D Wenzel & L Schulte Signal or cue – search for clues about the release mechanism of damage-released alarm substances. A Ibáñez, A Martínez-Silvestre, D Podkowa, A Woźniakiewicz, M Woźniakiewicz & M Pabijan Mental gland chemical composition and sexual variation in the Spanish terrapin (Mauremys leprosa) and preliminary comparison with other chelonian species.    PART IV. Intraspecific odor communication : Sources, chemosignals, and functions D Sankarganesh, P Ponmanickam, S Muniasamy, T Rajagopae, R Lakshminarayanan Rengarajan, J Angayarkanni, S Achiraman, G Archunan Deciphering the potential of urine in the chemical communication of little Indian field mice, Mus booduga. K Poissenot, AC Trouillet, C Moussu, D Chesneau, V Lattard, J Drevet, C Le Danvic, P Nagnan-Le Meillour, P Chamero & M Keller Characterization of the olfactory communication in water voles, Arvicola terrestris. H Coombes, G Loxley, R Beynon & JL Hurst Competitive Scent Signalling in Female Voles. S Leclaire, P Blanchard, M Pineaux  Odor-based MHC recognition in kittiwakes. T Alves Soares, BA Caspers, HM Loos Analytical and behavioural characterization of body odour constituents in the songbird Taeniopygia guttata. T Allen, C Newman, D Macdonald, & C Buesching  Scent-marking with metabolic by-products versus specialised glandular secretions: a case study with European badgers (Meles meles). T Miyazaki, U Onozawa, R Uenoyama, & M Miyazaki The lip-smacking response of male dogs toward vaginal secretion and urine of estrous female dogs.   PART V. Human chemical communication  Bettina Pause: Smelling the basis of social connectedness: Chemosensory communication in humans  H Loos Body odors: methods to elucidate their chemical composition and determine diet-related influences. SC Roberts Does handshaking provide a means of olfactory communication in humans? M Olsson Human communication of sickness cues. V Parma Chemosignals: a tool for wellbeing. J Třebická-Fialová Body odour cues to men’s physical fitness. D Schwambergová Does human body odor contain cues to immunoreactivity? J Havlicek, L Kuncová, R Hanus, J Kreisinger, P Kyjaková, R Bušovská, L Schmiedová, J Třebická Fialová, D Schwambergová, K Šípková, & Z Štěrbová Father-partner body odour similarity: Perceptual, microbial, and chemical dimensions. AS Schäfer, BM Pause, M Hoenen, KT Lübke & U Stockhorst Preferential processing of chemosensory satiety cues. L Kunkova, J Třebická Fialová, D Schwambergová, Z Štěrbová, V Třebický, Ž Slámová, V Kunc, J Havlíček Association between self-reported and third party reported attractiveness in body odour.  T Laktionova, I Kvasha & V Voznessenskaya Effects of male axillary extracts on salivary LH, cortisol and mood in women.    PART VI. Chemo-communication in neonatal organisms: Signals for survival  Brian Dias Using olfaction to understand intergenerational influences of parental sensory experiences K Lipkowski, D Abondano, D Wenzel & L Schulte Evaluation of tadpole alarm substance extracts on behavioural anti-predator response in three anuran species. B Patris, A Dastugue & B Schaal Does perinatal chemo-variety experience shape adult personality? Exposure to chemosensory variety in utero or in lacto and emotional responsiveness to novelty in adult mice. AS Moncomble, D Langlois & B Schaal A non-mammary source for the rabbit mammary pheromone: Multiple vital functions for a same chemosignal. Painting inguinal wax on artificial nipples enhances weight gain in artificially fed lambs. J Alary, B Schaal, B Patris, G Chotro, A Destrez P Gauthier, C Miaud Parental odour recognition in a viviparous salamander: a case of ‘prenatal’ learning in amphibians.   PART VII. Chemical signals in a multisensory environment  S Potier, O Duriez, A Célérier, F Bonadonna Insight into the sensory ecology of raptors: Vision and olfaction. D Rekow, A Leleu, A Kiseleva, K Durand, B Schaal, B Rossion & JY Baudouin. How odors assist the developing visual system in humans. Maternal body odor helps the development of rapid face categorization in the human infant brain. A Kiseleva, B Schaal, D Rekow & A Leleu CM Drea & LK Greene The ‘language’ of scent within multimodal lemur signals. BJ Pitcher, K Wierucka, R Harcourt & I Charrier Multimodal recognition of the pup by Australian sea lion mothers. L Ortiz-Jiménez, I Barja Perianal secretion marking behaviour of the European mink in the face of visual and olfactory signals by conspecifics and predators.   PART VIII. Interspecific odor communication : Sources, chemical cues, and functions Masao Miyazaki & Reiko Uenoyama: The characteristic response of domestic cats to plant iridoids allows them to gain chemical defense against mosquitoes R Uenoyama, T Miyazaki, JL Hurst, M Adachi, T Nishikawa, & M Miyazaki Licking and chewing silver vine leaves by domestic cats enhances their ability to gain iridoids for chemical defense against pest insects. C Grau, C Bienboire-Frosini, S Arroub, C Lafont-Lecuele, J Leclercq, P Pageat Sex differences in mice exploratory behaviour to Fel D 1, a cat ABP-like protein. A Khrushchova, N Yu, AN Vasilieva Who is ""stronger"": a cat or a mouse? Comparison of the effect of cat and mouse urine on maturation of Campbell’s hamster (Phodopus campbelli) males. E Landová, P Frýdlová, A Chomik, P Hnidová, & D Frynta Specific antipredatory response to the smell of different species of the snake skin: Is it better to fight or flight for leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius)? B Schulte, R Lynn Von Hagen, M Githiru, U N. Mutwiwa, S Kasaine, B Amakobe & S Corde. Chemical Communication and Elephant Conservation: Chili Pepper Fences and Other Chemo-Approaches.   PART IX. Chemocommunication in reproductive processes P Nagnan-Le Meillour, C Le Danvic & M Keller  Integrative chemical ecology: emission and reception of chemosignals in mammals. Lisa Schulte: Traumatic mating in amphibians: male frogs (Plectrohyla, Hylidae) use their teeth to inject females with SPF-pheromones. AC Trouillet, C Moussu, K Poissenot, M Keller, L Birnbaumer, T Leinders-Zufall, F Zufall, P Chamero D Sensory detection by Gαi2+ VSNs modulates experience-dependent social behaviors in female mice. Abondano-Almeida, E Twomey, F Vargas-Salinas & LM Schulte Courtship pheromones in sexually dimorphic finger glands of the Neotropical poison frogs (Dendrobatoidea). P Asproni, C Bienboire-Frosini, V Mechin, A Cozzi, C Chabaud, E Teruel & P Pageat Molecular and cellular changes in vomeronasal organ alterations in animals. M Woszczyło, A Szumny, J Łyczko T Jezierski, P Krzemińska, I Szczerbal, M Świtoński, W Niżański, M Dzięcioł A case of atypical sexual attractiveness in a spayed male of domestic dog - a case study.   PART X. Chemical cues of health disorders A. the use of trained animals as biological detectors A Kokocińska-Kusiak, A Matczuk & T Jezierski Can mice detect odour of neoplasm before clinical symptoms? T Jezierski & M Dzięcioł Canine detection of cancer in humans - expectations and reality. S Gadbois & L Kiiroja PTSD alert dogs: Could dogs alert to the early onset of panic attacks and flashbacks in humans? A Catala Trained dogs and chemical analysis demonstrate the existence of an epileptic seizure odour in humans. B. Morbidity-related odors and social behaviour  F Gouzerh, B Buatois , L Dormont, F Thomas, G Ganem Detection and preference of mice for smells of cancerous congeners.. J L Hurst & R Beynon Do changes in urinary protein signals allow female house mice to avoid infection with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV)?"

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Benoist Schaal is a neuroscientist and cultural anthropologist at the Centre for Taste and Feeding Behaviour (CSGA), France, where he is a Group Leader.  He received an M.S. in animal biology from the Université Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg, France, an M.S. in behavioral biology from the University of Franche-Comté and an M.S. in social and cultural anthropology from the Université Marc Bloch in Strasbourg. He obtained his Ph.D. in neurosciences at University of Franche-Comté. Most recently, Schaal has been researching the role of odors in the relationship between mothers and infants in an animal model – the rabbit – as well as continuing his research on humans.

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