Along with hypogonadism and sexual dysfunction, an impairment of this ability is present in patientswith Kallman's syndrome.
Along with hypogonadism and sexual dysfunction, an impairment of this ability is present in patientswith Kallman's syndrome. Its signals are transmitted to mitral and tufted cells after passing intonon-kidney structures called glomeruli. An epithelium necessary for this sense contains brush cells that areenervated by the trigeminal nerve. The fascicles of the nerve that carries this sense move through thecribriform plate. The GPCRs responsible for this sense were cloned by Axel and Buck. This sense is carriedby cranial nerve I, and an inability to use this sense is called anosmia. For 10 points, name this sense whosereceptors are found in the nose.
Along with hypogonadism and sexual dysfunction, an impairment of this ability is present in patientswith Kallman's syndrome.
olfaction [or smell; accept reasonable equivalents]