The Receptor Cells for Taste

question 260

Multiple Choice

The receptor cells for taste

• A) are extremely hardy and should last a lifetime.
• B) are as fragile as the receptor cells for hearing and when they are damaged, they are not replaced.
• C) are all present at birth and continue to decrease over the lifespan.
• D) have a lifespan of about ten days and continuously replace themselves.

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