Distinguish Between a Main Effect and an Interaction

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Essay

Distinguish between a main effect and an interaction.

Explain signal transduction mechanisms in sensory cells, including the generation of receptor potentials and the role of action potentials.

Understand the specific role and functioning of the vomeronasal organ in mammals.

Describe the anatomy and function of the human auditory system, including the tympanic membrane, ossicles, and hair cells.

Explain the impact of external factors, such as injury or disease, on the sensory perception of taste, smell, sound, and vision.

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