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route of olfaction
odorants bind to receptors in olfactory epithelium --> olfactory bulb --> pyriform cortex (temporal lobe)
Pyriform Cortex
relays info from olfactory bulb to thalamus
what accounts for the differences in abilities of olfactory perception between species? (3 reasons)
greater number of olfactory receptors, greater density of receptors, amount of cortex used to process info.
anosmics
people who cannot smell specific odors
Vomeronasal organ (VNO)
recognizes species-specific pheromones
where does VNO project to?
accessory olfactory bulb, which projects to hypothalamus
olfactory receptor signal transduction
bindin of oderant to receptor activates G-olf, which activates adenylyl cycles, cAMP opens Ca/Na channel, Ca activates a Cl- channel, cell depolarizes
how does olfactory adaptation occur?
calmodulin binds ca and closes cl- channels, making the cell depolarize less.
olfactory bulb
site where sensory information is collected and sorted
mitral cells
dendrites to a single glomerulus and axon to the brain.
Subventricular zone (SVZ)
where neurons are made that then migrate to repopulate the olfactory bulb
fungiform
type of taste bud localized in the anterior tongue
cicumvallate
type of taste bud localized in the rear of the tongue
foliate
type of taste bud localized in the posterolateral edge of the tongue
salty taste receptors
transduced by ions that open channels, further depolarizting the cell
sour taste receptors
transduced by ions that open channels, further depolarizing the cell
sweet taste receptors
T1R3 paired with t1R2
Umami taste receptors
t1r3 paired with t1r1
T1R2/3 activation
activates PLC, increases IP3, opens Ca Channels, depolarizing cells
TRPM5
calcium channel that is activated in the sweet/ unami signal transduction pathway.
T2R
bitter taste receptors
gustucin
specific alpha g protein used by bitter taste receptors