Friday, March 5, 2010
Sensory Deprivation Reduces New Cell Size in the Olfactory System
Sensory Deprivation Reduces New Cell Size in the Olfactory System: "There also are stem cells deep in the brain that replenish the interneurons, which carry out much of the processing of the odor messages that takes place in the olfactory bulb,' Shepherd said."
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