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Image Collections For free image downloads browse categories below: Auditory Brain Anatomy Vision Development Clinical    Conditions   Image Gallery    Home Terms of Use Nasal Neurons Regenerate Olfactory receptor cells, the neurons in our nose that allow us to smell, are neurons that can regenerate throughout life. Although these cells are continually being born and dying, they maintain the same connections as their ancestors. The result is that once we learn a smell, it always smells the same to us -- despite the fact that there are always new neurons smelling it! See more Brain Facts... Curious to learn more about the brain science behind perceptual illusions? Visit our Illusions section...

 

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