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Purification of an Odorant Binding Protein from Human Nasal Mucosa, identified and purified from the cow (Pelosi et al.,1982; Bignetti et al.,1985a; Pevsner et al.,1985) and fully characterized both in terms of structure and of binding specificity (Bignetti et al.,1985b, 1987; Cavaggioni et al.,1987; Pelosi and Tirindelli, 1988; Pevsner et al., 1986, 1988b; Topazzini et al., 1985).

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Is the Olfactory Bulb Functionally Organized in Parallel Columns ?,stic neuropils called glomeruli. Since output cells are known to send their single primary dendrite to the glomerulus which is located in a different laminae, but in register with their somata, the groups of output cells connected to different glomeruli appear as anatomical units and may form functional columns.

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Principles of Quantum Mechanics,auer, 1987). Not surprisingly, this attractive picture of anatomical orderliness has come to dominate the way we think about olfactory function, and most attempts to explain how odour stimuli are perceived now make reference to some form of primary spatial coding (Shepherd, 1985).