Why do different people's taste buds like different foods and flavors?

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Biology

Jeffery Galvan

10 April, 08:46

Why do different people's taste buds like different foods and flavors?

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Marely Riggs · Answer 1

Answer:sensory capacities for the different tastes. "The sensory capacities of your taste buds are dictated by the structure of the receptors on your taste cells, and on their capacity to excite the process of transmitting the taste message.

Explanation: The receptors catch the molecules that touch the front of the taste cells. After, they direct a message in the cell to the nerve endings around the cells. The different structure that everyone has come from their genes.