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Chemical Senses 2009 34(7):533-534; doi:10.1093/chemse/bjp049
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Wolfgang Meyerhof

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   Zinc Nanoparticles Enhance Odorant Responses
 
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Zinc nanoparticles of 2 nm in diameter contain 40–300 atoms. Viswaprakash et al. isolated such particles from blood samples. When added in femptomolar to picomolar concentrations to odorant vapor pulses used to stimulate isolated rat septal olfactory epithelium, zinc nanoparticles strongly enhanced odorant-induced responses of olfactory sensory neurons as assessed by electroolfactogram and whole-cell patch clamp. Zinc nanoparticles alone or other metal nanoparticles mixed with the odorant . . . [Full Text of this Article]


   Mice Discriminate "Odorless" Mineral Oils
 

   Insights into a Crow's Nose
 

   Gestational Diabetes Mellitus and Sweet Taste
 

   Changes in the Olfactory System during Salmons’ Lives
 

   Antagonistic Odor Interactions
 

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