@C_Kavanagh @GurusPod You can see this in MHC genes, which there’s some evidence can be sensed by others. It develops the Romeo and Juliet problem. people seeking a mate outside their group that sometimes in group pressures can counteract. https://t.co/oY…
@jillahjillah Here’s a link to an abstract regarding the topic. Enjoy! https://t.co/2ZpA32VRWo
@globalimmuno @immunospeaker Yes! Although I must admit, I’m not sure how to assess the data, because as you said the attraction is likely indirect, and humans don’t have vomeronasal organs so I have no idea how we “smell” HLA... https://t.co/D63MEbyqwC
@SN81851040 @BadMedicalTakes It seems pretty clear in primates in general. For the counter-claim to hold you'd have to show humans have some different biochemical pathways for mate selection, and I'm just not seeing it anywhere. Humans are basically jus…