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  • 31. Applying medicinal chemistry strategies to understand odorant discrimination.
    Poivet E, Peterlin Z, Tahirova N, Xu L, Altomare C, Paria A, Zou DJ, Firestein S.
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  • 33. Relation between translingual potential changes induced by NaCl in the bullfrog tongue and taste nerve activity.
    Soeda H, Sakudo F, Noda K.
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  • 37. Odor discrimination of 'cAMP-' and 'IP3-increasing' odorants at high temperature and at high NaCl concentration in turtle olfactory system.
    Kashiwayanagi M, Inamura K, Nagasawa F, Kurihara K.
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  • 38. Physiological evidence for the discrimination of L-arginine from structural analogues by the zebrafish olfactory system.
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  • 40. Analysis of slow hyperpolarizing potentials in frog taste cells induced by glossopharyngeal nerve stimulation.
    Sato T, Okada Y, Toda K.
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