Olfaction, insect

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However, at this point a role for other second messengers in insect olfaction cannot be excluded. In fact, the observation that distinct cyclic nucleotide-gated ion channels are expressed in insect antennae (Baumann el al., 1994 Krieger el al., 1999a) may be the first evidence for functional implications of a cyclic nucleotide pathway. 

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The fact is that sensory-induced behavior changes can have many different ultimate explanations. All different neural levels in the sensory systems are theoretically open to the influence of neuroactive processes. In the case of insect olfaction, plasticity in AL neurons has been investigated mainly in three different... 

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