Fragrance testing explores how scents influence human behavior by evaluating their emotional, cognitive, and sensory impacts.

in an individual’s olfactory epithelium. This process is mediated by differential rates of turnover (i.e., the rates of birth and survival) among the different neuron subtypes. The mechanisms by which ...

Yet it is quite clear that the olfactory epithelium must contain molecules capable of interacting with the odorant in the nasal space. Moreover, unless the interaction between odorants and ...

As we inhale through the nose or mouth, this little patch captures airborne aromas and flavors as they pass by and transmits the information to the olfactory bulb, which can distinguish the presence ...

this does not seem to provide protection for the olfactory epithelium, nor the brain, both of which can be infected directly from the mucosal tissues of the nasal passages (Wellford et al., ...

How Smells Work First, let’s see how we smell things. Smell is due to molecules of a particular substance that travel into your nose. These odor molecules contact a tissue called the olfactory ...

Additional imaging studies were performed on olfactory epithelium tissues of non-human primates. Olfactory epithelium of ...

Experts say that two specific cell types in the olfactory epithelium expressed ACE2 at similar levels to what has been ...

The odor information received in the olfactory epithelium is converted to a topographic map of multiple glomeruli activated in distinct areas in the olfactory bulb. In order to study how the odor map ...

Applying these markers, I have pioneered techniques to identify certain areas of the olfactory epithelium and the retina which harbor tau deposits as well and demonstrated the correlation of the ...

Recent study findings revealed that microplastics can be present in the brain’s olfactory bulbs. While there is limited research, there could be certain health implications, such as an increased ...