Genetics, environment combine to give everyone a unique sense of smell

Tuesday, April 25, 2017 - 09:32 in Biology & Nature

Receptors in the noses of mice exposed to certain smells during life are different to genetically similar mice that lived without those smells, new research shows. The study found it is this combination of genetics and experience that gives each individual a unique sense of smell.

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