Titlebook: Science of Olfaction; Michael J. Serby,Karen L. Chobor Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1992 Alzheimer´s disease.anatomy.biochemist

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Sex Differences in Olfaction in Mammalsoduction. Olfactory stimuli emitted by many species of mammals modulate conspecifics’ sexual, aggressive, and maternal behavior. Such responses to intraspecific chemical signals are often dimorphic; that is, they are seen only, or to a greater degree, in one sex. Hormonal determinants of reproductiv

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A Neurolinguistic Perspective of the Study of Olfactiond belongs to a general class or category, but to be unable to come up with a specific label for it. This is known as the tip-of-the-nose phenomenon (Lawless and Engen, 1977). Several factors play a role here: (1) The encoding of an odor is highly experience-specific, so retrieval out of context is a

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Human Olfaction in Infancy and Early Childhoods in humans. New, innovative methodologies have revolutionized our understanding of many of the sensory and perceptual capacities of the newborn and the developing preverbal child. The early characterization of the sensory world of the infant as a “blooming, buzzing, confusion,” and a “tabula rasa”

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Olfaction and Human Sexuality: A Psychoanalytic Approachuld have a similar inborn sensate guarantee for heterosexual arousal. Yet, until recently, aside from literateurs, among them Shakespeare, Shelley, Huysman, and Zola, and a few clinicians who wrote about the sensual response to certain human odors, relatively little attention has been given to the r

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Primary Olfactory Disorders: Anosmia, Hyposmia, and Dysosmialy if one considers the significant degree of smell impairment in the elderly population. Although there are over 200,000 visits to physicians each year for chemosensory disorders, many more of these problems go unreported; they tend to be dismissed by patients as well as by physicians. It is quite

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Olfactory Learning and Memory in the Rat: A “Model System” for Studies of the Neurobiology of Memoryhe behavioral, anatomical, and physiological data supporting this view, and in doing so, to determine the extent to which the rodent olfactory system serves as a model that can be used to extend our understanding of the neurobiological bases of human memory.