1.) Major urinary proteins (Mups) or α2u-globulins

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_urinary_proteins



2.) Two different Androstanone:

3-keto androstanone

17-keto androstanone

(02-11-2011 7:41 PM)JohnnyHard Wrote:  1.) Major urinary proteins (Mups) or α2u-globulins

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_urinary_proteins



2.) Two different Androstanone:

3-keto androstanone

17-keto androstanone

I updated the list to include both variants of androstanone.

I'm not sure what to look at with the Mups. The wiki page seems to all be focused on rodent pheromones, some of which it says are potent human allergens. Am I missing something there?

I'm curious why you are looking to compile this list? There are several others, but im not sure this information should be in the public domain. If the FDA or some republican legislator were to endeavor to ban pheromones for some nonsensical reason, it seems quite easy for them to copy and paste the list. I don't think its a good idea to make public every possible analogous compound which could serve as alternatives if this should happen.

(02-13-2011 3:17 AM)Alpha Dream Wrote:  I'm curious why you are looking to compile this list? There are several others, but im not sure this information should be in the public domain. If the FDA or some republican legislator were to endeavor to ban pheromones for some nonsensical reason, it seems quite easy for them to copy and paste the list.

Mostly cause I've never seen one put together anywhere before, and eventually I'd like to obtain and test all the putatives I can find

You do have a good point about weird legislators... do you think this list should be moved to a more private venue?

It would be far easier than you may think for any legislator to compile a list, one or two subpeonas and they've got it. I don't see any harm here, and in fact I think it can be rather helpul.

Updated the list -- added a few more estrogenic molecules and cleaned up some misspelled names.

Updated list - added some derivatives of pregnenalone, and removed some known active hormones that we probably wouldn't want to dose ourselves with

Updated the list again to add links to vendors!

I also bolded the molecules that people have reported positive results from so far. Let me know if I've missed any.

Really, if we want a complete list of potential pheromones, you could probably pretty much go down the list here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez...t=68000305

I don't know how many of those 500 molecules are illegal in the US (probably quite a few), and I don't know how many would show pheromonal activity (probably also quite a few), but I really hope we can dramatically expand our chemical repertoire over the next few years.

Here's a chart showing the various steps of androgen metabolism. Pretty much all of these should be good candidates for putatives: http://dwb4.unl.edu/Chem/CHEM869K/CHEM86...00150.html