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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Human Olfaction in Infancy and Early Childhoodhe developing preverbal child. The early characterization of the sensory world of the infant as a “blooming, buzzing, confusion,” and a “tabula rasa” has been replaced by the view that the neonate possesses many well-structured and coordinated perceptual abilities.

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Book 1992and directed at the City University of New York Graduate Center as part of a series of conferences and workshops on topics in neuropsychology spon­ sored by the Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience (IRBN). At that time, studies in the efficacy of olfaction as an alternative modality of

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designed and directed at the City University of New York Graduate Center as part of a series of conferences and workshops on topics in neuropsychology spon­ sored by the Institute for Research in Behavioral Neuroscience (IRBN). At that time, studies in the efficacy of olfaction as an alternative mo

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Stimulus Selection in the Design and Interpretation of Olfactory StudiesOlfactory perception is one of the last great frontiers of contemporary neuroscience. While our understanding of receptor activation and stimulus transduction has expanded greatly in recent years, the central processing of olfactory information—its encoding, transformation, and intermodal integration—is known schematically at best.

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Assessing Olfaction: Cognitive and Measurement IssuesIn this chapter, I will apply an information processing approach. to the examination of standard and novel olfactory assessment paradigms, with particular attention to the assessment of olfactory identification in cognitively impaired subjects (specifically patients with dementia or mental retardation) and in normal aged subjects.

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