Biomedical subjects
C PFAFFMANN
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COMMITTEE ON THE SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL AIMS OF PSYCHOLOGY: PRELIMINARY REPORT.
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HAROLD SCHLOSBERG: 1904-1964.
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TASTE OF SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTIONS AFTER ADAPTATION TO SODIUM CHLORIDE: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE "WATER TASTE".
After adaptation of the human tongue to sodium chloride solutions, subjects reported the taste quality of sodium chloride solutions both above and below the adapting concentration. The adapting solutions became tasteless; solutions weaker than the adapting concentration tasted sour or bitter, and stronger solutions were reported as sweet or salty. The taste of both water and sodium chloride solutions is specific depending on prior adaptation.
GUSTATORY NERVE DISCHARGE IN NORMAL AND SODIUM-DEFICIENT RATS.
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The olfactory threshold for estrous female urine in normal and castrated male rats.
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Electrophysiologically monitored lesions in the gustatory thalamic relay of the albino rat.
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Some characteristics of transmission through spinal trigeminal nucleus of rat.
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Absolute judgments of odor quality.
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Absolute judgments of odor intensity.
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The relative taste effectiveness of different sugars for the rat.
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Early experience and taste aversion.
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Suppression of sweet sensitivity by potassium gymnemate.
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Cortical localization of taste in albino rat.
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Gustatory nerve impulses in rat, cat and rabbit.
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