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Did You know you can train your nose?
From the olfactory bulb they form direct connection with the brain’s limbic system. This includes the amygdala, where ...
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Marketing with Intelligence: How Biology and Neuroscience Create Lifelong Customers
This paper examines the potential of integrating neuroscience, biology, and artificial intelligence to revolutionize ...
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You can train your nose—and four other surprising facts about your sense of smell
From the olfactory bulb they form direct connection with the brain's limbic system. This includes the amygdala, where emotions are generated, and the hippocampus, where memories are created.
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The piriform cortex and human focal epilepsy
Findings are somewhat variable, and several large studies of temporal lobe stimulations have induced no olfactory sensations at all (143). In one patient with epilepsy, amygdala stimulation produced ...
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Pavlovian Olfactory Fear Conditioning: Its Neural Circuity and Importance for Understanding Clinical Fear-Based Disorders
Since the hippocampus is known to act as an input structure ... on OFC in order to understand the neuronal circuitry of olfactory fear memories. Recent studies showed that the amygdala, PC and OB are ...
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Microbial metabolites tune amygdala neuronal hyperexcitability and anxiety-linked behaviors
Microbe-derived indoles modulate anxiety and neuronal excitability in the amygdala of germ-free (GF) male mice. These ...