Taste Pathway, Dr Adel Bondok
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- Dr Adel Bondok Anatomy Teaching Videos.
The video describes the taste pathway from the taste receptors to the gustatory area in the cerebral cortex:
1. Taste receptors: taste buds
2. First order neuron: geniculate ganglion of the facial nerve, inferior ganglion of the glossopharyngeal nerve and inferior ganglion of the vagus nerve.
3. Second order neuron: upper third of the nucleus solitarius in the medulla oblongata.
4. Third order neuron: ventral posterior medial nucleus of the thalamus (VPMNT)
5, Gustatory area (area 43): present in the lower end of the postcentral gyurus and parainsular cortex.
Thank you, sir, for this wonderful lecture. I have watched several lectures of yours already, mainly the ones explaining the CNS and the nerves and I feel like you explain the topics very well! Much respect and keep up the good work! 😊
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The lectures are so easy to understand as well as these are enjoyable too.
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this video quality is better than the other old videos . I like seeing you evolving dr bondok . this gives me alot of motivation actually . keep up the good work .
Thank you my dear. You are right. The quality is improving and the new software is better than the old one. Best wishes
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I love to watch your videos from 1st year and also suggest my friends.
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Wonderful as always. Thank you and keep up the good work Dr.
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thank you dr
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A wonderful video indeed, just a concern, according to many literature and books, the gustatory pathways are ipsilateral as opposed to the information given in this video, any clarification?
It is a crossed pathway. The crossing occurs from the nucleus solitarius.
The generally accepted taste pathway projects from the ipsilateral solitary nucleus in the medulla and immediately decussates (cross) and traverses contralateral in the central tegmental tract with the medial lemniscus, on its way to the thalamus (VPMN).
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sir do you prepare your slides by yourself or someone else prepare for you?
and which software use??
Yes. I do prepare my slides by myself. I prepare the slides from PowerPoint. My students used to say that this the best PowerPoint show they have ever seen.
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thank you for this video doctor but are you sure that the fibers from the nucleus solitarius decussate to the opposite side because i search about this information and i didn't find it.
You are always welcome.
The generally accepted taste pathway projects from the ipsilateral solitary nucleus in the medulla and immediately decussates (cross) and traverses contralateral in the central tegmental tract with the medial lemniscus, on its way to the thalamus (VPMN).
There are a lot of controversies in neuroscience. You will read here and there and you will find differences. I am convinced 100% of what I say.
@@AdelBondok you are right i found a lot of controversy in this point.
i am also convinced that the nerve decussates, i just want to be more certain.
thank you for your time and i appreciate your response.