Olfaction and Taste Flashcards

1
Q

odorants detected by

A

olfactory epithelium in nasal cavity

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2
Q

how is the olf ephithelium enlarged

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turbinates

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3
Q

_____ dissolve in the _____ possibly in association with an ________ and interact with specific receptors on the ______

A

odorants, mucus film, odorant binding protein , olfactory cilia

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4
Q

renewal of olfactory cells

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60 days, basal cells

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5
Q

transduction in

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olfactory cilia

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6
Q

transduction cascade olfaction

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receptor molecule –> Golf –> adenylyl cyclase –> cAMP –> cation channels –> inward receptor current

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7
Q

ca 2+ acting via

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calmodulin –> olfactory adaptation

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8
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extrusion of Ca

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sodium-calcium exchange , Ca-ATPase in some species

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9
Q

prolonged odour stimuli evoke

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receptor current oscillations

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10
Q

olfactory receptor cells distributed in

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four broad zones

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11
Q

odorant binding site

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hypervariable residues in membrane spans 3,4,5

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12
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a small subset of _____ GC-D receptor neurons have recently been suggesed to use ______ as a second messenger instead of cAMP via a ______

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GC-D receptor neurons
cGMP
receptor guanylyl cyclase

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13
Q

Microvillar __________ are believed to activate to produce

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vomeronasal receptors

phospholopase C , IP3

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14
Q

olfactory receptor axons pass through the _______ to the _______

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cribriform plate , olfactory bulb

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15
Q

what do receptors excite in the olfactory glomeruli

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mitral cells turted cells

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16
Q

dendron-dendritic synapses made by

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periglomerular cells and granule cells

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17
Q

mitral cell axons leave the bulb in the

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lateral olfactory tract

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18
Q

the ________ inhibits the contralateral bulb via the _________

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anterior olfactory nucleus

anterior commissure

19
Q

lateral olfactory tract synapsing with

A

anterior olfactory nucleus

olfactory tubercle

20
Q

the olfactory tubercle projects to

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the medial dorsal nucleus of the thalamus which projects to orbitofrontal Cortex

21
Q

the ________ projects to other olfactory regions

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pyriform cortex

22
Q

affective component of odor perception

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amygdala and entorhinal cortex ( part of the limbic system )

23
Q

cells higher levels olfactio n

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odour specific

24
Q

blind ended tube within nasal cavity of some species

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vomeronasal organ

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can discrimintate bet m and f pheromones
vomeronasal receptors
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vomeronasal receptors
project via accessory olfactory bulb to amygdala
27
pheromones involved in mediating the
sexual and socal behaviour in some species
28
receptors in humans that may detect volatile amines in sweat
Trace Amine Associated Receptors
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three types of papillaw
circumvallate, foliate, fungiform papillae
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afferent fibres taste project to
chorda tympani and glossopharyngeal nerves
31
taste buds in the epiglottis project via the
superior laryngeal nerve
32
umami, sweet responses
heterodimeric receptors with g-protein
33
bitter receptor
30 T2R
34
taste transduction
IP3--> ca2--> TRP5< cation channel
35
sour
acidification
36
transmitter release taste
gap junction hemichannels
37
salt transduction
epithelial sodium leak channel
38
hot peppers
capsaicin receptor TRPV1
39
mint
menthol receptor TRPM8
40
cranial nerves taste
VII, IX X synapse in solitary nuclear complex of medulla within gustatory nucleus
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primate projection uncrossed pathway
ventral posterior medial nuclues of the thalamus gustatory neocortex in the anterior insula and frontal operculum
42
secondary taste area
orbitofrontal cortex ( pleasantness discharge ) amygdala ( affective component )
43
projefctions modulating feeding behaviour
lateral hypothalamus
44
rodents thalamocortical pathway pontine relay
in the parabrachial nucleus