Морфогенез вомероназального органа и первичных обонятельных центров у плодов человека
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Большинство работ о развитии и функционировании обонятельных систем человека и млекопитающих содержат информацию о периферическом отделе основного обонятельного анализатора. Это легко объяснить огромным интересом современной науки к такому свойству основного рецепторного обонятельного эпителия как возобновление в течение взрослой жизни животного, и в том числе, человека. Также большое количество… Читать ещё >
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