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    PTC is C7H8N2S. The ability to taste PTC is a dominant trait. A chemist named Arthur Fox was the first person to observe the different taste reaction to PTC (Wooding 2006). In 1931, Arthur accidently blew powdered PTC into the air and his coworker believed that it was bitter. When Arthur tasted the PTC, he tasted nothing at all. He tested his friends and family members with the PTC sample. Arthur discovered that his friends and family members also had different taste from the PTC powder (Wooding…

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    Sensory Organs

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    brain where they become experienced as smell. “This results in our ability to recognize around 10,000 different smells,” (Zou, Li, & Buck, 2005). How we taste: Taste buds are embedded in small lumps on the tongue, called papillae. When we eat, chemicals in food dissolve by the saliva and come into contact with the taste receptors within the taste buds. Then, adjacent neurons fire, and send nerve impulses to the brain’s parietal lobe…

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    My Visit To New Orleans

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    Wandering around New Orleans during a hot and bustling summer day was a distinctive experience. The midsummer trip was to celebrate my recent convocation from high school and it was rightly a sterling decision to spend it out of state. Hearing the thunderous music coming from the joints, as well as seeing people & street performers dancing on the avenues of French Quarter made me feel overjoyed about visiting the city. The potentialities of the city are endless! There is so much to see and…

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    Non Taster Lab Report

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    Taste of Acetaminophen in Students who lack Bitter taste receptors for Phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) Alexander Hernandez 3791590 PCB 3063 Genetics Lab Section U09 Abstract PTC is a lab created synthetic substance formulated very recently, while acetaminophen has a much longer history. The question is did the ability to taste each of these substances evolve differently over time. A PTC non-taster might still be able to taste acetaminophen even though they lack the PTC taste…

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    that allowed PepsiCo to pursue the opportunity of loyal customers and their changing tastes which led to the launch of Mountain Dew Kickstart. Mountain Dew’s reputational resources of the well-known brand name and reputation was key leverage for Kickstart. Mountain Dew Leadership team was fully aware that customer demands were changing and that new flavors would not suffice. Loyalist did not desire the bitter taste acquired from consuming coffee, but preferred a sugary delight instead to jump…

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    Sushi Xuan is a Japanese restaurant that has a gentle setting, high-quality service and a startling assortment of food. Just a drive will bring you to the location 417 Tramway Blvd NE Ste 3, Albuquerque ("Sushi Xuan"). The hours are Mondays 4:30 pm - 9:30 pm, Tuesdays - Thursdays 11: 30 am - 9:30 pm, Fridays - Saturdays 11:30 am - 10:00 pm and Sundays are from 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm ("Sushi Xuan"). Everyone is welcome, ranging from a single person to a whole family. I will be…

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    Essay On Werewolves

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    darkest woods he or she eyes will glow a blazing red. Their eye color can change while still being in human form. Along with their marvelous hearing, sharp smelling and keen eyesight, their taste buds are phenomenal. A werewolf’s tongue consists of many different glands and sensors in the mouth. If one tastes blood, they will not be able to identify who it came from, but a werewolf not can only identify who it came from, but the blood type, blood pressure and blood glucose levels. The last…

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    Experiment Summary Essay

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    the ability to identify taste among the flavors of jelly beans being sampled by the test subjects. The control group was able to easily recognize the lime, cherry, orange and banana flavors. Test subjects 1 and 2 were given the citrus flavors lime and orange consecutively so perhaps the sour taste influenced their taste perception. Pear was the least distinguishable and was associated with a different type of fruit. Experimental group 1 had a significant decrease in taste when vision was removed…

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    Research Paper On Fish

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    my throat I have had deep abhorrence for this creature. The slimy scales, the putrid odor, the awful taste, and the dull color of fish are just some of the factors that push me away. Fish have blessed my health, revolted my senses, and tortured my emotions. The plane that these scaled beasts effect the most is my sensory plane. Effected senses are my burned sense of smell, my scolded sense of taste, and my incinerated sense of touch. I immediately smell the horrific odor before gazing upon one…

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    Short Story Journal - “Choices” by Susan Kerslake Every professional and amateur writer tends to use imagery to paint a picture, to connect the five senses with the story. The majority of the time it is employ to evoke emotion, mood. Authors utilize imagery to get people involved in the story, and to acquire them to reflect. It makes the reader visualized a vivid picture of what the writer is trying to convey. The majority of the people tend to relate as well as to obtain familiarity with the…

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