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Contrasting patterns of specificity and transfer in human odor discrimination learning

2024-09-14

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Practice enhances olfactory performance. However, laboratory studies to date suggest that olfactory learning is largely restricted to the trained odors, posing a significant challenge for training-based rehabilitation therapies for olfactory loss. In this study, we introduce various types of odors to olfactory discrimination training, conducted unilaterally. We demonstrate contrasting patterns of specificity and t...

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653e7de9-7067-53dc-a5bf-da53ddb5143b
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10.1101/2024.09.10.612215
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