Effect of co-expression of Spodoptera olfactory receptors on Drosophila odour perception
Like humans, other animals are also able to smell and differentiate a large number of odours with great accuracy. Chemosensory signals play a vital role in locating host plants by insects. Drosophila has a well-developed olfactory system which can differentiate between different odours and recogn...
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SLU/Dept. of Plant Breeding (from 130101)
2014
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