Olfaction & Taste Flashcards

1
Q

Unlike in vision or audition, _______ bypasses the thalamus and projects directly into higher order processing centers.

A

olfaction

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2
Q

Another reason why knowing about olfaction should matter to you is that smell impairment is a harbinger of memory impairment in ___________.

A

Alzheimer’s disease (AD).

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3
Q

Each olfactory sensory neuron expresses _________ odorant receptor proteins from a large repertoire of OR genes.

A

a single

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4
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Each olfactory sensory neuron expresses _________ odorant receptor proteins from a large repertoire of OR genes.

A

a single

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5
Q

Taste is compromised in _______ Palsy.

A

Bell’s

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6
Q

_________ is essential for olfactory transduction.

A

G-protein coupling

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7
Q

Taste is subserved by _________________.

A

direct ion channel opening/closure and G proteins

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8
Q

Taste is subserved by _________________.

A

direct ion channel opening (salt/sour) and closure and G proteins

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