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Americans win Nobel prize for mapping odor sense
Two Americans, Richard Axel of Columbia University and Linda Buck of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, received the Nobel Prize in medicine for identifying odor receptors and explaining how the nose and brain recognize about 10 000 odors. The award honors foundational insight into the sense of smell and its brain wiring.
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Richard Axel
Columbia University
Linda B. Buck
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Seattle
Nobel Assembly
Karolinska Institute
Stockholm
Geeran Hansson
Buck
Axel