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Hunger, Satiety, and Hormones
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3. The Human Body & Digestion / Hunger, Satiety, and Hormones / Problem 7
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Where are the mechanoreceptors that sense stomach fullness primarily located and what is their primary neural pathway to the brain?
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Mechanoreceptors are spread throughout skeletal muscle and signal fullness through somatic reflex arcs that directly modulate satiety center activity.
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Mechanoreceptors are exclusively located in the colon and use sympathetic efferents to inform the frontal cortex about satiety.
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Mechanoreceptors are located in the stomach and small intestine wall and signal the brain primarily via vagal afferent pathways to hypothalamic centers.
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Mechanoreceptors are located in the liver capsule and communicate fullness through hepatic portal hormones rather than neural routes.
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