'Taste smell' diaporamas de présentation

Taste & Smell

Taste & Smell. Nose Sensors in the Olfactory Epithelium Many uses, including food location. Mouth, & many places Taste buds SCC Primarily for feeding. Smell vs. Taste?. Smell. Water Flow. Olfactory Epithelium. Flaps direct water through the nares and over the olfactory epithelium.

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taste & smell

taste & smell. Basic Neuroscience NBL 120 (2008). Gustatory & olfactory systems. Extract information from chemicals in the environment G-protein coupled receptors Taste: (+ ion channels) Taste and olfactory receptor cells undergo continual lifetime turnover Taste: modified epithelial cells

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1 Nephi 17

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Susan Wright Kermon Kim Shufran

T here is Nothing Wrong with Me After All !. Susan Wright Kermon Kim Shufran. Different. Quirky. Strange. Unique. Odd. Bizarre. Awkward. Interesting. Unusual. Peculiar. Weird. From Barbara . In getting to know her, I became aware of the tremendous struggle she has to just live.

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Adaptive behavior Goal directed movement Observable result of a process

Adaptive behavior Goal directed movement Observable result of a process Orienting response, reaching, kicking a ball, talking, dressing, handwriting, riding a bike, driving a car. Adaptive Response Motor Planning Sensory Integration

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Linking Verbs

Linking Verbs. Name the helping and main verb in the following sentence:. Allison is pushing the wheelbarrow. Compare the two sentences. Allison is pushing the wheelbarrow. Allison is a fast driver. Linking Verbs. A linking verb links the subject to a noun or adjective. She. is.

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Learning and Movement

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