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structures and are
accordingly classified as cir****vallate (or vallate),
fungiform, filiform, and foliate. All
except the
filiform papillae are ****ociated...
- ; Yap, L.M.; Verlinden, V.; Jolley, D.; Campbell, J. (October 2005). "
Fungiform papillary glossitis:
atopic disease in the mouth?".
British Journal of...
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raspberry tongue, is
glossitis which manifests with
hyperplastic (enlarged)
fungiform papillae,
giving the
appearance of a strawberry.
White strawberry tongue...
- TAS2R38 gene, the
ability to
taste PROP and PTC, and an
increased number of
fungiform papillae. In addition,
environmental causes may play a role in sensitive...
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after a
chorda tympani transection. The
chorda tympani innervates the
fungiform papillae on the tongue.
According to a
study done by
Sollars et al. in...
- are four
types of
lingual papillae; all
except one
contain taste buds:
Fungiform papillae - as the name suggests,
these are
slightly mushroom-shaped if...
- in 1875 that the
dorsal center of the
human tongue has
practically no
fungiform papillae and
taste buds, and it was this
finding that the
diagram describes...
-
Turbinaria peltata,
commonly known as disc coral, is a
species of
colonial stony coral in the
family Dendrophylliidae. It is
native to the Indo-Pacific...
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called papillae.
There are
three types of
papillae involved in taste:
fungiform papillae,
foliate papillae, and cir****vallate papillae. (The
fourth type...
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heightened response is likely, at
least in part, due to an
increased number of
fungiform papillae.
Studies have
shown that
supertasters require less fat and sugar...