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Why are insect olfactory receptor neurons grouped into sensilla? The teachings of a model investigating the effects of the electrical interaction between neurons on the transepithelial potential and the neuronal transmembrane potential

Arthur Vermeulen, Jean‐Pierre Rospars

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Key concepts: Sensillum, Sensory receptor, Olfactory receptor, Receptor potential, Neuroscience, Sensory system, Neuron, Electrophysiology

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