Taste & Smell Flashcards

1
Q

Sour

A
  • derived from pH

- receptors are H+ ion channels

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2
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Salty

A
  • derived from [Na+]

- receptors are Na+ ion channels

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3
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Bitter

A

-derived from toxins

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4
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Sweet

A
  • derived from carbohydrate content

- via G protein coupled receptors

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5
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Umami

A
  • derived from protein content

- via G protein coupled receptors

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6
Q

Vagus nerve innervates taste buds on what structure?

A

-epiglottis

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7
Q

Filliform Papillae

A

-non-taste receptors on tongue that sense tactile sensation only

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8
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Fungiform Papillae

A
  • anterior tongue

- receive facial nerve innervation via chorda tympani

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9
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Foliate Papillae

A

-on the sides of tongue

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10
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Circumvallate Papillae

A
  • posterior tongue

- receive innervation from glossopharyngeal nerve

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11
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Depolarization of an olfactory neuron will which ions to flow OUT of the cell?

A
  • chloride
  • G-protein binding = increased cGMP (via activation of adenylyl cyclase) = Ca and Na enter cell = Ca gated chloride channels OPEN = CHLORIDE FLOWS OUT OF THE CELL, further depolarizing it = cell is driven to threshold and an action potential is fired.
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