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Where are taste buds located (be specific)?
lateral margins of Papillae
What are the 4 Papillae types?
Filliform, Fungiform, Foliate, Circumvallate
What is the life span of Taste buds?
about 10 days
What will replace the dying taste receptor cells?
Basal cells
What is responsible for someone tasting something salty?
influx of Na+ thru Amiloride-sensitive Na+ channels
How is Sour taste experienced?
elicited by acids, depolarization of cell due to closure of voltage dependent K+ channels
__________taste= voltage dependent K+channel closure
Sour
Amiloride sensitive Na+ channels allowing influx of Na+= ____________________.
Salty taste
Activation of adenylate cyclase that causes depolarization of receptor cells by closing K+ channels?
Sweet
Activation of PKC, generates an IP3, influx of Ca+ and activation of afferent nerve terminal at base of receptor cell?
Bitter
_____________taste=activation of PKC
Bitter
activation of adenylate cyclase=_____________________ taste.
Sweet
CN VII innervates the anter. 2/3 of the tongue for what tastes?
sweet, sour, salty
CN IX innervates the post 1/3 tongue for what?
sour and bitter
What is responsible for innervating the epiglottis and pharyngeal walls?
CN X
CN VII Pseudounipolar Neurons are located in _____________________.
Geniculate Ganglion
CN IX are located in ________________ ganglion.
Inferior (Petrosal) Ganglion
CN X are located in __________________ganglion.
Inferior (Nodose) Ganglion
Axons of second neurons in Gustatory Nucleus ascend in ________________tract and terminate in _______________of thalamus.
Solitario-Thalamic tract, to VPM
VPM projects to Gustatory area located where?
btwn anterior insula and frontal operculum in ipsi cortex
Taste fibers that pass from Solitary nucleus to Amygdala pass via __________________________.
Pedunculopontine Nucleus of Reticular Formation
Where do multiple flavor related signals converge?
in Orbital Cortex
What is hypogeusia?
decreased sensation of taste
What is total ageusia?
loss of all taste sensation
What is partial ageusia?
loss of a particular taste sensation