From: dlv@bwalk.dm.com (Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM)
Date: Thu, 9 Jan 1997 20:10:42 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: Re: Cadaverine
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From: trc7@cornell.edu (Sam bovis)
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Subject: Re: Cadaverine
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In article <32d36497.310784677@news.concentric.net>, Elmer@fudd.com (Elmer
the Wabbit Eater) wrote:

> nobody@REPLAY.COM (Anonymous) spewed forth:
> 
> >:I'm looking for a company who sells a product call Cadaverine.
> >:
Try Sigma Chemical Company out of St. Louis, MO.  They are a large
supplier of very pure scientific supplies.  Contact them to see what their
policies are in selling non-lethal compounds to people off the street. 
Cadaverine is a by-product of protein fermentation by bacteria and is not
harmful.  If you are planning to bomb someone's home with it, it will
dissipate over a couple of days because it is so volatile.  Another source
is dog training supply houses, body-locating dogs are trained by use of
cadaverine and putrescine, another similar compound. Hope this helps.
L. Rumen
JKoB
Large Hairball available upon request