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Pheromone

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Naturstoffchemie

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Pheromone sind für die Signalübertragung zwischen Individuen einer Art verantwortlich. Die Begriffsdefinition wurde 1959 von Karlson, Butenandt und Lüscher geprägt. Sie können nach ihrer Wirkung in Sexualpheromone, Aggregationspheromone, Erkennungspheromone, Alarmstoffe oder Repellenzien eingeteilt werden. Es konnten Pheromone in Protozoen, Insekten und in Säugetieren nachgewiesen werden.

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(2008). Pheromone. In: Naturstoffchemie. Springer-Lehrbuch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-73733-9_13

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