'Olfactory system' diaporamas de présentation

Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Ciccarelli and White Chapter 3 Introductory Psychology Spring 2014. Sensation and Perception. Sense- a system that translates outside information into activity in the nervous system Sensation- the stimulus message coming from the senses

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Aggressive Behavior

Aggressive Behavior. Neuroendocrinology Kevin Kelliher. Aggression. Aggressive Behavior - An Overt behavior with the intention of inflicting damage or other unpleasantness on an other individual (Moyer 1971) (Brain 1979) Self defense (defensive rage and fear mediated attack)

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Olfaction 2

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Warm-Up

Warm-Up. If you have your Syllabus please turn it in to the basket!! Grab 7 note cards and write the letters W-E-L-C-O-M-E on them In what order do the cards have to be stacked in order to spell WELCOME by placing one card down and one card around (repeating until all cards are down).

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Olfaction 1

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THE NOSE KNOWS: Mammal Olfaction

THE NOSE KNOWS: Mammal Olfaction. What Is The Olfactory System?. The o lfactory system is a sensory system used for olfaction , or the sense of smell and chemoreception. Chemoreception is detection of certain chemical stimuli ( odorants ) in the environment.

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Sensory Encoding of Smell in the Olfactory System of Drosophila

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The sense of smell

The sense of smell. Outline Main Olfactory System Odor Detection Odor Coding Accessory Olfactory System Pheromone Detection Pheromone Coding. 1. Human experiment: How well do we taste without smell?. 2. mucus. Brief Anatomy of the Olfactory System. 4.

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PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT

PERCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT. HDP 110. Outline: Perceptual Development. Chemical Senses - SMELL - TASTE Somatosensation. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How do perceptual systems develop? How do different senses interact in development?. General Concepts. Sensory receptors/Sense organs

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Marion E. Frank, Ph.D. Professor Center for Chemosensory Sciences

University of Connecticut Graduate School MEDS 371: Systems Neuroscience 2011 Chemosensory Systems. Marion E. Frank, Ph.D. Professor Center for Chemosensory Sciences Oral Health & Diagnostic Sciences School of Dental Medicine. OLFACTORY SYSTEM.

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Essential oils

Essential oils. What is an essential oil???. The blood of the plant protects the plant from invaders Helps the plant to heal from any wound Subtle volatile liquids distilled from plants, shrubs, flowers, trees, roots, brushes, and seeds. Chemically complex

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Essential oils

Essential oils. What is an essential oil???. The blood of the plant protects the plant from invaders Helps the plant to heal from any wound Subtle volatile liquids distilled from plants, shrubs, flowers, trees, roots, brushes, and seeds. Chemically complex

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Taste & Smell Pre-lab

Taste & Smell Pre-lab. Web questions. 1.How many odors can the olfactory system recognize?. The smell, or olfactory system can distinguish thousands of odors. 2.Where is the olfactory lining located?. In the nose. 3.How does the olfactory bulb interpret different odors?.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. The Chemical Senses. Olfaction - many kinds of information Taste (gustation) - food information Trigeminal - noxious information. Olfactory System. Anatomy

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Sensory Processes 3270 Lecture 9

Sensory Processes 3270 Lecture 9. KEYWORDS -- SMELL I.

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Olfaction and Taste

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Pheromones

Pheromones. Tami Kopperud Catherine Miller Jacqueline Sheppard. Definition:. Chemicals produced and emitted by animals and plants as messengers that affect the behavior of other individuals of the same species. Derived from Greek words pherein , to transfer and hormon , to excite.

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Pheromones

Pheromones. Tami Kopperud Catherine Miller Jacqueline Sheppard. Definition:. Chemicals produced and emitted by animals and plants as messengers that affect the behavior of other individuals of the same species. Derived from Greek words pherein , to transfer and hormon , to excite.

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The Olfactory System

The Olfactory System. By: Stewart Diaz. Function. The olfactory system is pretty much the system you use to detect odor. The mechanism the system uses is can be divided into a peripheral part and a central part.

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Lecture 8

Lecture 8. Electronic Noses. Outline. The olfactory system Silicon noses Examples. OLFACTORY SYSTEM. S ensors (I): Active Material. Changes its resistance. Sensors (II): Membrane. Sensors (III): Metal catalyst. System Description. Example.

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