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smell can be detected inly in the presence of mucus.justify the statement​

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Answered by moksh5677
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Mucous cells. (PhysOrg.com) -- A new study in Japan has shown for the first time that enzymes in nasal mucus change the way we perceive smells.

Answered by ITSAAYUSH
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In a recent study, researchers from Japan's University of Tokyo showed that proteins in mucus change the makeup of odors before those scents even make it to smell receptors. Smell receptors are also proteins. They stick out from the cells that send signals about a smell to the brain, which identifies the odor.

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