JVK? sandalwood and 'rone molecular structure

[pico]

I\'ve read somewhere that sandalwood has a similar molecular structure to androsterone? Do you know

anything about this, and does it mean anything?

[Watcher]

Dunno about sandlewood - but it does have a nice smell. Thought musk was similar to androsterone ?

[CptKipling]

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I\'ve read somewhere that

sandalwood has a similar molecular structure to androsterone? Do you know anything about this, and does it mean

anything?

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Do a search, it\'s on here somewhere...

[Sexyredhead]

I think some of it may be found if you do a search for \'celery\'.

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[bjf]

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Yea. It was also recently spoken about in the \"bees\" thread. I recommend checking that

out. Still, I do not think any real conclusions have been reached, just speculations. Problem is, nobody really

knows too much about it, so there is not a lot to say.

[jvkohl]

Sounds familiar, but only one researcher, Luca Turin, has speculated on structure related vibration and

comparable olfactory attributes. Most other research shows that a very slight variation in structure can make a

world of difference in the odor perceived.