cadaverine

How To Use cadaverine In A Sentence

• MORRONE: It ` s still in a fluid state, but these two molecules called spermine and cadaverine, cadaverine is what ` s used to train cadaver dogs. CNN Transcript Sep 10, 2007
• As they rode, Tom pulled a bottle of cadaverine from his pocket, dabbed some onto his clothes, and then handed the bottle to Benny. Rot & Ruin
• He realized that his clothes were probably still ripe with the stench of cadaverine. Rot & Ruin
• We have guns and weapons, we have carpet coats, cadaverine. Rot & Ruin
• One of them is called spermine and one of them is called cadaverine. CNN Transcript Sep 10, 2007
• He attempted to coat the host pupae with several appropriately named diamines, such as putricine and cadaverine.
• They wear carpet coats, and they know the tricks of moving quietly and using cadaverine to mask their living smells. Rot & Ruin
• In mammals, the structure of many of these decomposition products - with evocative names such as cadaverine - is known. BBC Ouch! Blog
• A vendor sold Tom a dozen bottles of cadaverine, which they sprinkled on their clothing, and a jar of peppermint goo that they dabbed on their upper lips, to kill their own sense of smell. Rot & Ruin
• The stench is from the breakdown of amino acids into amines, which include the evocatively named cadaverine, putrescine, and spermidine. Boing Boing