An auxiliary olfactory sense organ that is mainly used to detect pheromones.
1We investigated the role of VNO-mediated inputs in experience-dependent plasticity of reproductive responses.
2This anatomy is suggestive of residual functioning in the apical VNO of these animals.
3With regard to the duration of visits the VNO-ablated mice showed significant reduction in visiting time when compared to ZnSO(4)-irrigated mice.
4He is building an alliance with Vornado Realty Trust, VNO.N which on Friday disclosed it held 9.9 percent of Penney's shares.