(A) Left: the top five candidate ORs activated by 1% (v/v) 2-heptanone exposure, based on lowest FDR values, are highlighted in red. Right: none of the top five candidate ORs activated by 1% (v/v) 2-heptanone exposure exhibit sexual dimorphism in 43-week-old sex-separated mice. Data are from n = 3 control (diluent-exposed) mice and n = 3 experimental (odor-exposed) mice. (B) Left: the top five candidate ORs activated by 100% (E)-β-farnesene exposure, based on lowest FDR values, are highlighted in red. Right: none of the top five candidate ORs activated by 100% (E)-β-farnesene exposure exhibit sexual dimorphism in 43-week-old sex-separated mice. (C) Left: the top five candidate ORs activated by 77% (v/v) DHB exposure, based on lowest FDR values, are highlighted in red. Right: none of the top five candidate ORs activated by 77% (v/v) DHB exposure exhibit sexual dimorphism in 43-week-old sex-separated mice. (D) Left: the top five candidate ORs activated by 1% (v/v) 2,5-DMP exposure, based on lowest FDR values, are highlighted in red. Right: none of the top five candidate ORs activated by 1% (v/v) 2,5-DMP exposure exhibit sexual dimorphism in 43-week-old sex-separated mice.