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Neurobiology of Taste and Smell

Neurobiology of Taste and Smell
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An introduction and overview of the chemical senses, from single cell organisms to vertebrates including man, this book is directed at the non-specialist who may be familiar with other aspects of neurobiology but lacks knowledge of the chemical senses.


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Author:Thomas E. Finger
Hardcover:449 pages
Publisher:Krieger Publishing Company
Publication Date:1991-08
Language:English
ISBN:0894646168
Package Length:9.37 inches
Package Width:6.46 inches
Package Height:1.26 inches
Package Weight:1.85 pounds
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5Exceptional and timely second edition  Jan 16, 2001
This exceptional and timely second edition provides a much-needed update. The volume focuses around how the chemical senses work, with coverage ranging from microorganisms to humans and from genetics to behavior. Research in these areas has grown rapidly in the past decade; more than anything, this work illustrates how far we have come in understanding the cellular mechanisms that underlie taste and olfaction. With coverage that is both comprehensive and succinct, features its readers will value, this volume is a "must-have" for everyone doing research on or teaching about the chemical senses. (And almost like a hidden treasure, at the end of each chapter there is a superb bibliography.) --Vincent E. Dionne, Boston University

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