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The axons of olfactory receptors pass through ___________ and make connection with Mitral cells a. Sella...

The axons of olfactory receptors pass through ___________ and make connection with Mitral cells

a.

Sella turcica
b.

Lesser wing of sphenoid
c.

Cribriform plate of ethmoid
d.

all of the above
e.

none of the above
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What are Olfactory receptors ?

These are bipolar neurons surrounded by columnar epithelial cells located in the airway. Thses are responsible for detection of odorant,hence providing the sense of smell.

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The axons of olfactory receptors pass through Cribriform plate of ethmoid and make connection with Mitral cells.

Mitral cells are second order neurons that are located in the olfactory bulb. These synapse onto the olfactory axons and relay this information to the higher brain centers.

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