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... cells of three or four types , but there is some debate as to their exact classification . One widely held view is that the taste bud has four types of cells : so - called supporting cells , sensory cells ( the true receptors ) , basal ...
... cells of three or four types , but there is some debate as to their exact classification . One widely held view is that the taste bud has four types of cells : so - called supporting cells , sensory cells ( the true receptors ) , basal ...
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... cells have terminal cilia , which are fused into olfactory rods projecting outward . Man has about 40,000 sensory cells per square millime- tre of olfactory epithelium , while the rabbit has about 120,000 per square millimetre , with an ...
... cells have terminal cilia , which are fused into olfactory rods projecting outward . Man has about 40,000 sensory cells per square millime- tre of olfactory epithelium , while the rabbit has about 120,000 per square millimetre , with an ...
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... cells- i.e. , cells containing two similar sets of complementary chromosomes . Segregation of the alleles occurs during formation of reproductive cells , with the result that only one of the pairs enters each cell , which is called a ...
... cells- i.e. , cells containing two similar sets of complementary chromosomes . Segregation of the alleles occurs during formation of reproductive cells , with the result that only one of the pairs enters each cell , which is called a ...
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