The present status of the 'carrier hypothesis' for chemosensory recognition of genetic individuality.
作者： Prim B. Singh
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摘要: The hypothesis that soluble MHC Class I molecules could act as the vector which transports MHC‐specific odours from blood into urine was put forward some ten years ago (Singh, Brown Roser, 1987). Here, summarise new evidence in favour of hypothesis. ‘We propose ability to associate a selective way with other small also be mechanism by unique mixture volatile, endogenous metabolites is transported [soluble] class glycoproteins urine’
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