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Localization of Nav 1.7 in the normal and injured rodent olfactory system indicates a critical role in olfaction, pheromone sensing and immune function.

scientific article published in March 2012

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Localization of Nav 1.7 in the normal and injured rodent olfactory system indicates a critical role in olfaction, pheromone sensing and immune function. (English)

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Annina B Schmid

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Marc J. Ruitenberg

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Linda V Blomster

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Darshani B Rupasinghe

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Oliver Knapp

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1 March 2012

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