Bioelectronic Noses: a Status Report. Part I

Overview

Journal Biosens Bioelectron

Specialties Biochemistry
Biotechnology

Date 1998 Jun 27

PMID 9642779

Citations 5

Authors

W Gopel

C Ziegler

H Breer

D Schild

R Apfelbach

J Joerges

R Malaka

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Abstract

The present state of the art to record or mimic electronically the human senses of olfaction and taste is characterized. In this part I, an introduction to our present understanding in the development of electronic and bioelectronic noses is given. Finally the natural olfactory system is described in detail.

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