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That means that fewer cells differentiate into olfactory cells in old age as they tend to remain in the stem cell pool and become less active.
Stem Cells Scientists Learn Why The Sense Of Smell Declines In Old Age
The female of the species has about 50% more olfactory cells. So it really is a case of natural selectionWhat a great series of firsts to be experiencing, but also some very interesting challenges and adversaries she must be facing
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After setting up shop in people's nasal mucus, human herpesvirus 6 may travel along olfactory cells right into the brain, researchers report August 16 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Herpesvirus gets to brain via nose: olfactory cells provide path for virus, researchers suggest
It has been discovered that human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) travels along olfactory cells and into the brain after becoming situated in people's nasal mucus.
Human herpesvirus-6 invades the brain through the nose
The adorable feline that occupies your house has a whopping 60-to-80 million olfactory cells compared to a human's five-to-20 million cells.
Your cat's keen sense of smell: your pet uses her well-equipped nose as a primary way of interacting with the environment. Here's how

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