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The olfactory system is a biological [[sensory system]] designed to detect odors. Like other sensory organs, the nose has specialized [[cells]] equipped for detecting signals from the environment. The message is then communicated through the nervous system. Similarly, for you to see the world around you and taste its variety of flavors, your body must convey molecular signals from the environment into your sensory cells.<ref>[http://publications.nigms.nih.gov/insidethecell/chapter3.html Inside the Cell. Chapter 3 On the Job: Cellular Specialties] By Alison Davis. by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.</ref>