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Beziehungen zwischen Riechen, Pheromonen und Abhängigkeit

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Biologie der Sucht

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Wenn das Weibchen des Seidenschmetterlings Bombyx mori bei der Balz seinen Sexuallockstoff, das Bombykol, ausstößt, dann nimmt das Männchen ihn noch in der unglaublichen Verdünnung von 1000 Molekülen pro Kubikzentimeter Luft wahr. Das ist so verdünnt, als hätte man eine Maß Bier über dem Luftraum von Deutschland verteilt! Gleichzeitig fliegt das Männchen auf die Quelle des Geruchs zu, egal welche Hindernisse im Wege liegen mögen, egal ob es den Duft schon öfter gerochen hat oder das erste Mal. Und wenn der unwiderstehliche Duft aus einer von Menschen gemachten Falle strömt, dann stürzt es sich hinein.

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Schleidt, M. (1985). Beziehungen zwischen Riechen, Pheromonen und Abhängigkeit. In: Biologie der Sucht. Suchtproblematik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82542-2_24

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