Sentence examples for olfactory fear from inspiring English sources

We performed in vivo optical neurophysiology to visualize odor-evoked neural activity in populations of periglomerular interneurons in the olfactory bulb 1 day before, 1 day after, and 1 month after each mouse underwent an olfactory fear conditioning paradigm designed to promote generalized fear of odors.

The results from the present study demonstrate that olfactory fear conditioning modifies neural activity within the piriform cortex both during and after the conditioning session.

The jar is sealed, allowing visitors to get as close as they want without fear of olfactory offense.

Therefore, further research is needed to clarify if olfactory conditioning activates a "disgust-fear-network" rather than a mere "fear-network".

Another study used an olfactory unconditioned stimulus in human fear conditioning, such as "rotten eggs" and "sweaty socks" [37].

Previous studies had linked fear signals and the olfactory system in a general way, but Broillet's is the first to show exactly what part of the system detects the signals.

Secondly, we wanted to determine if odor fear conditioning, which modifies olfactory acuity and piriform cortex evoked activity, also modifies sleep structure recorded within the piriform cortex itself during the post-conditioning period.

Other odor advocates fear that cities are morphing into olfactory clones as a familiar mix of chain restaurants, stores, and hotels pumping fragrances and food fumes into the air spreads around the world.

The activation of the key fear network including amygdala, ACC and insula seems to be independent of the applied stimuli (auditory, olfactory, tactile, and visual).

Distinct deficits in different behavioral paradigms, such as spatial learning, long-term spatial memory and consolidation of fear memory in mice (Poirier et al., 2007; Morice et al., 2013) and in olfactory, operant and spatial learning in flies, were observed (Putz et al., 2004; Neuser et al., 2008).

Unconditioned stimuli differ in modality (auditory, olfactory, tactile, and visual), in salience, as well as in unpleasantness, factors that may all influence the neurobiology of fear learning.