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Q: People whose tongues contain more taste buds than average are called _ and experience the sense of…

A: Taste buds  Taste buds are the sensory organs found on the surface of the tongue that help us…

Q: How can the interpretation of different tastes within one substance occur?

A: The sensory neurons, gather signals from the sensual organs like the nose, ear, eye, Tongue, and…

Q: List the five major tastants Relate the relationship of taste to smell?

A: Introduction: Smell and taste are referred to as chemical senses. This is because this helps sense…

Q: A patient has had a stroke that damaged the trigeminal nerve but not the facial, glossopharyngeal,…

A: The vagus nerve, also known as the cranial nerve X, is a pair of long nerves which arises from the…

Q: If you can taste only five things (salt, bitter, sweet, sour, umami), why do the many foods you eat…

A: The tongue contains various taste papillae under its mucous membrane, which have several taste buds…

Q: How does a gustatory cell transduce a chemical taste into a nerve signal? Don't copy from Google

A: We can say that Chemoreceptors that are spindle-shaped and occupy the taste bud's central portion…

Q: If you completely dry your tongue surface and then place sugar crystals on it, can you taste it? Why…

A: Introduction: Gustation is referred to as the ability to taste. The sensory receptors that are…

Q: How can we recognize and identify thousands of different odors with great accuracy?

A: ODORS:         An odor is a sort of extra-terrestrial invasion in a air medium which conquers the…

Q: We discussed three principles with regards to the sensory cortex (mechanisms of perception), with…

A: Somatosensory system is a division of sensory nervous system. It has neural pathways and sensory…

Q: Compare and contrast how the brain receives informationabout taste versus smell.

A: The sensory system is a system that involves sensory pathways, neural pathways, and brain parts…

Q: Why might it be hypothesized that sour would be perceived more quickly than bitter or sweet?

A: Introduction There are two types of cells that make up the bud: supporting cells and gustatory…

Q: . Can an individual identify if the food is sweet, salty, sour, or bitter with a blindfold?

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Q: How many different odorants could a person distinguish if each odorant is bound by a single type of…

A: Odorant receptors or olfactory receptors are known as smell receptors. They help animals to perceive…

Q: Which nerves carry taste signals, what routes they take to the brain, and what brain centers receive…

A: Taste is one of the special sense that detects the chemicals.

Q: Does sensory adaptation of fatigue of sense of smell toward one odor influence the reaction toward…

A: Sensory modification occurs when the body's sensory receptors are excavated to specific stimuli such…

Q: How does gustation (taste) contribute to flavor?

A: In consuming and accepting food, flavor plays an essential role and in life satisfaction as a whole.…

Q: Would the five basic taste sensations be  sufficient to distinguish all the different flavors of…

A: In the mouth, including on the tongue, there are small receptors that respond to the stimulus of…

Q: Why do you think the auditory system has so many stages of processing before the signals reach the…

A: Introduction :  One of the most sensitive body parts is the ear. It focuses primarily on hearing,…

Q: How do our brain translate what we sense into perception?

A: The limbic system is a collection of subcortical brain regions (such as the hypothalamus,…

Q: List the five major tastants. Relate the relationship of taste to smell

A: Smell and taste are referred to as chemical senses. This is because this helps to sense the…

Q: Explain how the senses of smell and taste functiontogether to create the perception of the flavors…

A: Sense organs are the specialised organs that consist of sensory neurons, they help us to percieve…

Q: How is the sense of taste related to the sense of smell?

A: There are specialized cells and tissue within our organs that receive stimuli and then converts them…

Q: Use arrows to identify the following  - lingual epithelium - taste buds - furrow - secretory acini…

A: The mouth is the location of the salivary glands. Wide salivary glands come in three pairs. Parotid…

Q: The information you receive from each eye is communicated through the optic nerve to the brain.…

A: The specialized organs consisting of sensory neurons, which help us to perceive, recognize and…

Q: To what extent is speech production and perception found to correspond to specific cortical loci in…

A: Speech perception and development are the processes by which people process basic linguistic units…

Q: Rollercoasters and tilt-a-whirls are notorious for inducing nausea, but some people get similar…

A: There are five senses that help us in sensing our environment. These are- sight, touch, taste,…

Q: Describe how your brain gets sensory information when you eat a hamburger. You need to include all…

A: The brain's portals to the outside world are our sensory organs. The taste (gustation) and scent…

Q: How does olfaction (smell) contribute to flavor?

A: Sense organs are defined as the organs that respond by providing impulse to the sensory nervous…

Q: Miraculin is a chemical that causes your sweet taste receptors to be incorrectly activated by H*…

A: Miraculin is glycoprotein which is extracted from the fruit of the plant Synsepalum dulcificum,…

Q: what is the first sense of taste lost in aging   salty, spicy, bitter,sour

A: Humans are born with 50,000 test buds. Test buds are present on tough and responsible for the…

Q: how does our brain identifies individual odors

A: The olfactory cortex is fundamental for the preparing and view of scent. It is situated in the…

Q: In which lobe of the cerebral cortex, the primary olfactory cortex lies ? [A] Frontal lobe [B]…

A: Option B is the correct choice.

Q: A friend of yours wants to better understand how our brains can distinguish between soft and loud…

A: Our brains can distinguish between soft and loud sounds. Which of the following best explains this…

Q: How is our sense of smell linked with the sense of taste?

A: The sense of smell and taste are very important as they elicit the response for food odor and deadly…

Q: Why weren't you able to successfully identify all the flavors of candy when your nose was plugged?…

A: Senses are the body's mechanism to perceive the stimuli from the external environment. The human…

Q: A patient has had a stroke that damaged the trigeminal nerve but not the facial, glossopharyngeal,…

A: The cranial nerves arise directly from the brain. They are twelve in number. The first two emerge…

Q: 1. Can an individual identify if the food is sweet, salty, sour, or bitter by just smelling it?

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Q: Sensory adaptation occurs when the brain filters out repetitious and/or insignificant information.…

A: Sensory adaptation can be defined as a reduction in sensitivity to a stimulus after constant…

Q: Starting with the taste hair, name the structures and cellsthat an action potential would encounter…

A: A significant part of sensory receptors is to assist us with learning the climate around us, or…

Q: After you sniff an odorant, the odorant then

A: After sniffing odorants dissolve in the mucus and then binds to the olfactory receptors present in…

Q: Why is your sense of smell and taste diminished when you have a cold?

A: Cold is defined as the viral infection of the nose and throat. Symptoms of cold include runny nose,…