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Process of taste are -
1) food enters the mouth
2) tastant dissolve in plasma
3) tastant binds to chemorecptors in the taste buds.
4) taste cell release neurotransmitter
5) sensory neuron produce an action potential
6) action potential reach to cerebral cortex
7) brain interprets the signal as taste.
The taste buds has chemorecptors which binds to various tastants and generate signal which reach to brain and lead to taste sense.
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