Recovery of olfactory behavior. I. Recovery after a complete olfactory bulb lesion correlates with patterns of olfactory nerve penetration.
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Summary
Evidence is presented that recovery of olfactory ability can occur in the absence of theOlfactory bulb if the lesion is performed when the rat is still a neonate, as well as two potential candidates for the anatomical pathway responsible for behavioral recovery.
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- 1994-06-13
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- 24
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Sociology
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