Scientists Create First-Ever ‘Smell Map’

Harvard Medical School·Apr 28

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Scientists have created a "smell map", which is a breakthrough in sensory research and may help address the loss of smell. The map appears to detail how smells are tracked and processed, although it is unclear if the map is specific to humans or other animals, such as mice. The discovery has been described as a significant step forward in understanding how smell works.

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