Science · 1972 · 31 citations · 4 references
Life SciencesNeurosciencePhysiologySensory EvaluationSensory NeuroscienceSensory PhysiologyGustatory NeurobiologyGustatory NeuroscienceGustatory PhysiologyGustatory SystemSensory PerceptionSensory SystemsChemical Stimuli ResponsivenessMucosal PapillaeTaste PapillaeTaste Quality PerceptionTaste Receptor BiologyTaste Receptor FunctionTaste Receptor MechanismsTaste Receptor Physiology
Human taste papillae are sensitive to two or more chemical stimuli. Individual papillae produce stable response patterns (quality and intensity) over a month's time. Hence, the response pattern does not appear to be affected by turnover of receptor cells.
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