Biology, asked by amit8174839030, 1 year ago

Is salivation a reflex action or not? If yes/no why ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Its a reflex action the sense and smell if food activate neural pathway in particular facial and glossopharyngeal nerve which secrete acetyl cholin a molecule that signal release of salivary juices
Salivary glands are parotid
Sub mandibular
Sublingual and other minor ones
Answered by mindfulmaisel
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"Yes salivation is a reflex action that is controlled by the activation of the autonomic nervous system response to the oral cavity. The saliva is a sudden gush of bicarbonate ions to standardize or regulate the sour taste or acidic pH that is sensed by the taste buds.

It is well explained by Pavlov’s theory where the bell of the door serves as a stimulus for the unconditioned salvation response to occur."

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