Difference between revisions of "Taste"
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: [[Taste]] allows [[animal]]s to detect certain [[chemical]]s in their food. | : [[Taste]] allows [[animal]]s to detect certain [[chemical]]s in their food. | ||
: When an [[animal]] detects a [[chemical]] in their [[mouth]] [[Receptor Cell|receptor cells]] in the tongue create an [[Action Potential|action potential]] which sends an [[Impulse (Biology)|impulse]] to the [[Central Nervous System|central nervous system (CNS)]]. | : When an [[animal]] detects a [[chemical]] in their [[mouth]] [[Receptor Cell|receptor cells]] in the tongue create an [[Action Potential|action potential]] which sends an [[Impulse (Biology)|impulse]] to the [[Central Nervous System|central nervous system (CNS)]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:31, 6 April 2019
Contents
Key Stage 2
Meaning
Taste is one of the 5 main human senses.
About Taste
Key Stage 3
Meaning
Taste is one of the 5 main human senses.
About Taste
Key Stage 4
Meaning
Taste is one of the 5 main human senses.
About Taste
- Taste allows animals to detect certain chemicals in their food.
- When an animal detects a chemical in their mouth receptor cells in the tongue create an action potential which sends an impulse to the central nervous system (CNS).