- Our nose is the sensory organ that enables us to smell.
Structure of Nose
- The sensory cells which respond to the stimulus of smell are located in the roof of the nasal cavity.
- These receptors are covered with the mucus, which dissolves airborne chemicals.
- When chemicals dissolve in the mucus, the sensory cells will send a message (nerve impulses) to the brain for identifying the kind of smell detected.
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