The sweet smell of success

Carina Dennis
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Carina Dennis: Nature's Australasian correspondent

Nature, 2004, vol. 428, issue 6981, 362-364

Abstract: Smell is arguably the most evocative and mysterious of our senses. But thanks to advances in our understanding of the cells that detect odour, its secrets should now start to be revealed. Carina Dennis sniffs around.

Date: 2004
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