main olfactory epithelium (OLEm)

The term main olfactory epithelium (OLEm) refers to the type of olfactory epithelium in the area of mucosal membrane lining the upper surface of the nasal cavity where main olfactory receptor neurons (ORNm) are located ( Baum-2013 ). Final 1 Feb 2025.

Also known as: main olfactory epithelium

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main olfactory epithelium

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English

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Baum-2013

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Roles of sex and gonadal steroids in mammalian pheromonal communication

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MOE

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acronym

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Unspecified

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Baum-2013

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Roles of sex and gonadal steroids in mammalian pheromonal communication

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OLEm

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acronym

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Unspecified

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NeuroNames

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University of Washington, Seattle, WA

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