most closely related description. 10 Sweet, bitter, and umami sensations 10 11 Sense of smell 11 12 Basal cells 12 13 Chemical stimulus 13 14 Sense of taste 14 15 Olfactory glands 15 16 Receives all special senses stimuli 16 17 17 Cluster of gustatory receptors 18 18 Site of first synapse by olfactory receptors 19 19 Contain olfactory receptor proteins 20 20 Most sensitive taste sensation 21 21 Produces generator potential 22 22 Epithelial projections of tongue

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