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Thalamocortical Mechanisms and Smell: Insight from Amnesiaorts had provided evidence of direct olfactory projections to frontal neocortex in dogs and rabbits (cf. Allison, 1953), this report revolutionized thinking about central olfactory processes by emphasizing the importance of thalamocortical projections in olfaction. Powell et al. (1963), pg. 712, states:
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发表于 2025-3-29 06:15:53
Action of Sucrose on the Salty Taste Response known about the mechanisms of taste transduction, due mainly to technical difficulties of inserting glass electrodes into mammalian taste cells (Tonosaki and Funakoshi, 1984,1988). We previously reported that the mouse taste cell response to sucrose is a membrane depolarization accompanied by an in
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Avian Taste Buds: Topography, Structure and Functiontomy of the bill, their main manipulative tool. Such adaptations can also be seen in certain inner oropharyngeal structures, including the tongue which, in many birds, has a key-role in the prehension and transport of food (for a review of bill and tongue adaptations, see McLelland, 1979). It was al
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发表于 2025-3-30 02:12:12
LHRH-Immunocytochemistry in the Nervus Terminalis of Mammals Fiber bundles run through rostromedial foramina of the cribriform plate and pass between and beneath the olfactory bulbs to enter the CNS in the area of the lamina terminalis and on the basal surface of the prosencephalon. The nervus terminalis in adult mammals is a ganglionated fiber plexus which
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发表于 2025-3-30 05:12:36
Olfaction in Rats with Transection of the Lateral Olfactory Tractd olfactory cortex. Transection of the LOT produces deficits in the ability to smell. However, some reports indicate that rats or hamsters with LOT transection are anosmic or have severe olfactory deficits (Cattarelli, 1982; Devor, 1973; Long and Tapp, 1970; Marques, O’Connell, Benimoff, and Macride