Which of the following explains why our sense of taste requires saliva?

A. Cilia from taste receptors respond to molecules dissolved in saliva.
B. Papillae must produce saliva in the same way olfactory receptors produce mucus.
C. Saliva contains neurotransmitters used by taste buds.
D. Cilia from taste receptor cells produce saliva.


Answer: A

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