Skin conductance and subjective assessments associated with the odour of 5-α-androstan-3-one
@article{Toller1983SkinCA, title={Skin conductance and subjective assessments associated with the odour of 5-$\alpha$-androstan-3-one}, author={C. van Toller and Michael Kirk-Smith and N. Wood and J. Lombard and George H. Dodd}, journal={Biological Psychology}, year={1983}, volume={16}, pages={85-107} }
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