Sentences with phrase «via olfactory»
Inhalation is the most powerful, as the essential oils go straight into the brain via the olfactory system, altering the brain chemistry.
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The parasite enters the central nervous system via the olfactory nerve in the nose.
These cues are detected via olfactory (OR), trace - amine associated (TAAR), vomeronasal (VR) and formyl - peptide (FPR) receptors expressed by the sensory neurons in the epithelia of these organs.
«Nose to Brain Delivery of BIIB033 via the Olfactory Region for the Regenerative treatment of Multiple Sclerosis Using Novel Multi-functional Biomaterials Combined with a Medical Device»
Knowing these larvae respond to odors but not fully understanding the process by which they make decisions via olfactory cues, scientists at UC Santa Barbara are using this model organism to study brain function as it relates to behavior control.
Although it's unclear just how the damage occurs, one possibility is that the buckyball nanocrystals enter the brain via olfactory neurons, a route traveled by other small particles.
Additionally, female moths also find the best host plants for their offspring via olfactory cues.
Toxicants like solvents, pesticides or volatile molecules from oil spills can travel straight into the brain via the olfactory receptors — nasal neurons that number in the many millions, thickly studding the inner lining of the nose.
Not exact matches
Further, the researchers report today in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, a dog's nose has a unique nasal airflow pattern, which helps transport odor molecules quickly via a single airway to the olfactory recess.
«Our Class 1 olfactory receptor genes that detect water - borne odors are switched off, so we can smell water via other compounds in it that get released into the air through a variety of physical processes.»
High - throughput analysis of mammalian olfactory receptors: measurement of receptor activation via luciferase activity.
Dogs, however, employ several different «languages» Body language — comprising a broad repertoire of facial expressions and body postures such as, play bows, butt - swings, submissive grins, pilo - erection, ear dips and tail wags Vocal communication — via a wide variety of barks plus all sorts of whimpers, whines, howls and growls Olfactory communication — by investigating muzzles, ear glands, tail glands, vaginal and anal sac secretions and particularly, from sniffing urine and fecal deposits of other dogs.
According to the Anchorage Daily News, (via Bad Lawyer) Doty testified that, in his opinion (to a «reasonable degree of olfactory certainty,» perhaps, if I'm remembering the legal jargon correctly), there «was a «zero» probability that [the trooper] smelled marijuana as he claimed.»