Feasibility Study of Odor Biosensor Using Dissociate Neuronal Culture with Gene Expression of Ionotropic Odorant Receptors

Tanada, Norio; Sakurai, Takeshi; Mitsuno, Hidefumi; Bakkum, Douglas J.; Kanzaki, Ryohei; Takahashi, Hirokazu

doi:10.1541/ieejeiss.131.35

IEEJ Trans.EIS

2011

DOI: 10.1541/ieejeiss.131.35

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Feasibility Study of Odor Biosensor Using Dissociate Neuronal Culture with Gene Expression of Ionotropic Odorant Receptors

Norio Tanada

Takeshi Sakurai

Hidefumi Mitsuno

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Odor Sensing System and Olfactory Display

Nakamoto

2014

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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In this review, an odor sensing system and an olfactory display are introduced into people in pharmacy. An odor sensing system consists of an array of sensors with partially overlapping speciˆcities and pattern recognition technique. One of examples of odor sensing systems is a halitosis sensor which quantiˆes the mixture composition of three volatile sulˆde compounds. A halitosis sensor was realized using a preconcentrator to raise sensitivity and an electrochemical sensor array to suppress the in‰uence of humidity. Partial least squares (PLS) method was used to quantify the mixture composition. The experiment reveals that the su‹cient accuracy was obtained. Moreover, the olfactory display, which present scents to human noses, is explained. A multi-component olfactory display enables the presentation of a variety of smells. The two types of multi-component olfactory display are described. Theˆrst one uses many solenoid valves with high speed switching. The valve ON frequency determines the concentration of the corresponding odor component. The latter one consists of miniaturized liquid pumps and a surface acoustic wave (SAW) atomizer. It enables the wearable olfactory display without smell persistence. Finally, the application of the olfactory display is demonstrated. Virtual ice cream shop with scents was made as a content of interactive art. People can enjoy harmony among vision, audition and olfaction. In conclusion, both odor sensing system and olfactory display can contribute to theˆeld of human health care.

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Odor Sensing System and Olfactory Display

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2014

YAKUGAKU ZASSHI

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