How to pronounce“vomer”in English

We are thought to have a vestigial, meaning a kind of shrunken down miniature accessory olfactory bulb called Jacobson's organ, or the vomeronasal organ. Some people don't believe that Jacobson's organ exists, some people do, there is anatomical evidence for it in some cadavers.

but the vomeronasal organ, which is the pheromone-detecting organ, hasn't really been found in humans, there's something called Jacobson's organ, which is thought to be the organ in the nose,

what's called the vomeronasal organ.

range of receptors called vomeronasal receptors that is the largest that we

bone okay. Vomer bone. So it helps to be able to make up the nasal septum. I'm gonna kind of flip it up here and right in here, if you see this guy right there,

That is actually a part that helps form a part of nasal septum with the vomer.

So we have sort of dug into this gene family, which is called the vomeronasal receptor 1 group, which are these proteins that receive olfactory or pheromonal