Study shows a fundamental difference between how insects, mammals detect odors

When smelling their favorite foods, both humans and insects usually go with their instinct and try to find the source. However, according to new research by Leslie Vosshall and colleagues at Rockefeller University, when it comes to smell, that’s about the only thing that they have in common.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news10150.html">Study shows a fundamental difference between how insects, mammals detect odors</a></p> <p>When smelling their favorite foods, both humans and insects usually go with their instinct and try to find the source. However, according to new research by Leslie Vosshall and colleagues at Rockefeller University, when it comes to smell, that’s about the only thing that they have in common.</p>