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Explain how a chemical odorant is transduced into a neural signal.
Smooth Muscle Relaxation
A physiological process whereby the smooth muscle fibers relax, leading to a decrease in tension in the muscles found within the walls of certain hollow organs or tubes in the body, such as the intestines or blood vessels.
Vasodilation
The widening of blood vessels, which decreases blood pressure and allows increased blood flow.
Active Natural Immunity
Immunity that develops after exposure to a disease-causing organism, leading to the production of antibodies and immunological memory.
Developing Disease
The process by which a disease begins to form or increase in severity, involving the progression from initial symptoms to more severe conditions.
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