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  • Anatomie des Duftes
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    The Anatomy of Fragrance

    Olfactory cells extend directly into the olfactory bulb of the brain, where the scent is assembled.

    06.08.2018

    Anatomie des Duftes
  • Olfactory receptor cells
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    Smell: From the Nose straight to the Brain

    At the top of the nasal cavity – directly connected to the brain – the olfactory epithelium picks up aromas.

    29.11.2013

    Olfactory receptor cells
    1. Glossary

    Olfactory epithelium

    An area of olfactory cells measuring approximately 5 cm² located at the rear of the nasal septum. The axons (long, fiber-like extensions of nerve cells) of the olfactory cells form the olfactory nerve and travel through the ethmoid bone to the olfactory bulb.

  • Neurogastronomie
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    Neurogastronomy – the New Science of Taste

    Neurogastronomy explores how the brain makes humans gourmets.

    02.09.2025

    Neurogastronomie
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    Nose

    The olfactory organ of vertebrates. In the nasal cavity, the air is cleaned by cilia, and in the upper area is the olfactory epithelium, which detects odors.

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    Why do we get Headaches?

    The brain has no pain receptors. So why do we still get headaches?

    14.10.2025

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