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Mapping the combinatorial coding between olfactory receptors and perception with deep learning

2024-09-16

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The sense of smell remains poorly understood, especially in contrast to visual and auditory coding. At the core of our sense of smell is the olfactory information flow, in which odorant molecules activate a subset of our olfactory receptors and combinations of unique receptor activations code for unique odors. Understanding this relationship is crucial for unraveling the mysteries of human olfaction and its potent...

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Literature Corpus work: c83e6719-e037-5e6b-a41d-dc8d37a2f7d0
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.16.613334

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