Specifically, cell proliferation increased by 32 percent and cell migration by nearly 50 percent when cultured keratinocytes were exposed to high concentrations Sandalore—1,000 times greater than is ...

Smell is due to molecules of a particular substance that travel into your nose. These odor molecules contact a tissue called the olfactory epithelium (Fig. 1), which contains olfactory receptor cells ...

And these receptors send messages to the brain ... peek inside the wet and hair wonderland that is your nose. Of all the senses, smell has the strongest ability to evoke memories.

Why do farts always seem to smell worse in the shower? You can blame science (and how enclosed the space usually is in the ...

Once they’re dissolved, different odours cause different receptors to fire off ... all that snot blocking their nose might stop them from being able to smell at all.

The average dog's nose has more than 10 million scent receptors in their nose ... we remain largely oblivious as to how dogs interpret what they smell and how they perceive the world in which they ...

Given that cats have around 200 smell receptors in their nose, compared to a human's give, and the fact their ears are designed to better amplify high-frequency sounds, there's every chance they ...