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Match the NFAT components with their description.
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Tongue Shape
Refers to the form or configuration of the tongue, which can vary and may influence speech, taste, and chewing functions.
Lipid-Soluble Drugs
Refers to medications that can dissolve in lipids (fats) and can easily pass through cell membranes, often affecting the central nervous system.
Taste Buds
Sensory organs located on the tongue and in the oral cavity that are responsible for perceiving taste.
Absorbed
The process by which substances are taken up by a tissue, such as the absorption of nutrients by the digestive tract.
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