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*I wish this entry included information on the sensitivity of human smell. I realize this is not a simple question, but complicated material is not rare in Wikipedia. |
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*Publunch would like to know a little bit about artificial olfaction, i.e. robots that can smell. Any good leads? Thanks --[[User:Publunch|Publunch]] 16:50, 8 January 2006 (UTC) |
*Publunch would like to know a little bit about artificial olfaction, i.e. robots that can smell. Any good leads? Thanks --[[User:Publunch|Publunch]] 16:50, 8 January 2006 (UTC) |
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Revision as of 20:17, 28 April 2006
I heard once that there's a component of male sweat that men can't smell but women can. any info on this?
Human specific loss of olfactory receptor genes
Ozone
Does anyone know the mechanism of how we smell ozone? JWSchmidt 05:52, 12 Apr 2004 (UTC)
Zwademaker Conjugates?
I had never heard of Zwaademaker conjugates, so I looked the term on Google and found only a few hits (some from an Annals of Improbable Research article), all referring to one researcher, Ron Blue, who had published an article in an extremely obscure journal, "The Noetic Journal." Hoping to find some more reputable information, I did a PubMed search for "Zwaademaker" or "Zwaadermaker" and found no hits. So, I'm removing the section on these compounds in the article until I see more convincing documentation. Sayeth 18:09, Jul 8, 2004 (UTC)
Wish list
- I wish this entry included information on the sensitivity of human smell. I realize this is not a simple question, but complicated material is not rare in Wikipedia.
- Publunch would like to know a little bit about artificial olfaction, i.e. robots that can smell. Any good leads? Thanks --Publunch 16:50, 8 January 2006 (UTC)