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What type of receptors cover the olfactory epithelium on the roof of the nasal cavity?
Chemoreceptors
What are the second-order neurons present in the olfactory bulb
Mitral cells
Why are Bipolar neurons special?
They regenerate through the differentiation of olfactory stem cells
How do the axons of olfactory neurons go through the crib form plate?
Through olfactory foramina
The connection between the axon of the olfactory bipolar axon and the mitral cell in the olfactory bulb
glomeruli
Impulses travel via the ____ to the ____
olfactory tract; piriform lobe
Where are taste buds located on?
Projections called papillae
The majority of papillae are what?
Filiform
What do filiform do?
Sense texture, lacks taste buds
Taste cells
Gustatory cells
What cells differentiate into gustatory taste cells
basal epithelial cells
What are the basic taste sensations?
Bitter, sour, salty, sweet, Unami
What is unami
Amino acids glutamine and aspartate
What is the possible sixth sense?
Fatty acids
How do we taste (chemicals)
Dissolve in saliva
Diffusion through taste pore
Contact gustatory hairs
What is sour taste due to?
Hydrogen
What is salty taste due to?
Sodium
What enhances or detracts from taste?
Temperature and texture
Olfactory disorder that results from complete loss of smell
Anosmia
What are Uncinate fits
Olfactory hallucinations