Moth Smell Study Probes Olfaction And Reproduction
Researchers at Max Planck Institute examine how moth antenna sensors detect odors to control forest devastators and understand basic olfactory processes in insects and humans. Using microelectrodes, they map sensor responses to molecules, note redundancy, and explore bombykol's potent attractant effects on male Bombyx mori.
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