Definition of chemosensory in English:

chemosensory

adjective ˌkiːməʊˈsɛns(ə)riˌkēmōˈsensərē

Physiology

1(of a sense organ or receptor) responsive to chemical stimuli.
〔生理〕（感觉器官，感受器）化学感知的
Example sentencesExamples
- With the exception of the vaginal plate chemosensory sensilla, we have identified members of the OBP family in all chemosensory organs.
- Drosophila adults have 2000 chemosensory neurons that reside within segregated compartments called sensilla.
- Taste is detected by the chemosensory organs that are found in an animal's gustatory or tactile receptor systems.
- No other chemosensory organs are labeled in these transgenic flies.
- It is generally difficult to discern the complete repertoire of other chemosensory receptor genes in mammals.
1. 1.1 Relating to chemosensory organs or their action.
  （与）化学感知器官（或其行为）（有关）的
  patients with chemosensory impairment
  化学感知器官受损的病人。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He develops improved chemosensory capacities the ability to better smell the pheromones of others.
  Subjective complaints do not always accurately reflect the chemosensory disturbance experienced by a patient.
  Thus, we assumed normal olfactory and chemosensory perception for all participants.
  In addition, the vomeronasal organ in the nose is a part of a chemosensory system that is independent of the olfactory system.
  In lizards there is a strong relationship between foraging mode and chemosensory location and identification of prey.

Definition of chemosensory in US English:

chemosensory

adjectiveˌkēmōˈsensərē

Physiology

1(of a sense organ or receptor) responsive to chemical stimuli.
〔生理〕（感觉器官，感受器）化学感知的
Example sentencesExamples
- It is generally difficult to discern the complete repertoire of other chemosensory receptor genes in mammals.
- Taste is detected by the chemosensory organs that are found in an animal's gustatory or tactile receptor systems.
- Drosophila adults have 2000 chemosensory neurons that reside within segregated compartments called sensilla.
- No other chemosensory organs are labeled in these transgenic flies.
- With the exception of the vaginal plate chemosensory sensilla, we have identified members of the OBP family in all chemosensory organs.
1. 1.1 Relating to chemosensory organs or their action.
  （与）化学感知器官（或其行为）（有关）的
  patients with chemosensory impairment
  化学感知器官受损的病人。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus, we assumed normal olfactory and chemosensory perception for all participants.
  In lizards there is a strong relationship between foraging mode and chemosensory location and identification of prey.
  In addition, the vomeronasal organ in the nose is a part of a chemosensory system that is independent of the olfactory system.
  He develops improved chemosensory capacities the ability to better smell the pheromones of others.
  Subjective complaints do not always accurately reflect the chemosensory disturbance experienced by a patient.

单词	chemosensory
释义	Definition of chemosensory in English: chemosensory adjective ˌkiːməʊˈsɛns(ə)riˌkēmōˈsensərē Physiology 1(of a sense organ or receptor) responsive to chemical stimuli. 〔生理〕（感觉器官，感受器）化学感知的 Example sentencesExamples With the exception of the vaginal plate chemosensory sensilla, we have identified members of the OBP family in all chemosensory organs. Drosophila adults have 2000 chemosensory neurons that reside within segregated compartments called sensilla. Taste is detected by the chemosensory organs that are found in an animal's gustatory or tactile receptor systems. No other chemosensory organs are labeled in these transgenic flies. It is generally difficult to discern the complete repertoire of other chemosensory receptor genes in mammals. 1.1 Relating to chemosensory organs or their action. （与）化学感知器官（或其行为）（有关）的 patients with chemosensory impairment 化学感知器官受损的病人。 Example sentencesExamples He develops improved chemosensory capacities the ability to better smell the pheromones of others. Subjective complaints do not always accurately reflect the chemosensory disturbance experienced by a patient. Thus, we assumed normal olfactory and chemosensory perception for all participants. In addition, the vomeronasal organ in the nose is a part of a chemosensory system that is independent of the olfactory system. In lizards there is a strong relationship between foraging mode and chemosensory location and identification of prey. Definition of chemosensory in US English: chemosensory adjectiveˌkēmōˈsensərē Physiology 1(of a sense organ or receptor) responsive to chemical stimuli. 〔生理〕（感觉器官，感受器）化学感知的 Example sentencesExamples It is generally difficult to discern the complete repertoire of other chemosensory receptor genes in mammals. Taste is detected by the chemosensory organs that are found in an animal's gustatory or tactile receptor systems. Drosophila adults have 2000 chemosensory neurons that reside within segregated compartments called sensilla. No other chemosensory organs are labeled in these transgenic flies. With the exception of the vaginal plate chemosensory sensilla, we have identified members of the OBP family in all chemosensory organs. 1.1 Relating to chemosensory organs or their action. （与）化学感知器官（或其行为）（有关）的 patients with chemosensory impairment 化学感知器官受损的病人。 Example sentencesExamples Thus, we assumed normal olfactory and chemosensory perception for all participants. In lizards there is a strong relationship between foraging mode and chemosensory location and identification of prey. In addition, the vomeronasal organ in the nose is a part of a chemosensory system that is independent of the olfactory system. He develops improved chemosensory capacities the ability to better smell the pheromones of others. Subjective complaints do not always accurately reflect the chemosensory disturbance experienced by a patient.
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