Study on the Sense of Taste of Mice
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Using certain inbeed strains of mice (SM, DDd, and NA- II strain) and mixed bleed strain, F<SUB>1</SUB>, (SM x DDd), the author studied the sense of taste against PTC (Phenyl-thiocarbanlide), saccharine, acetic acid, and NaC1, and got the following results.<BR>1. In the case of discrimination test against water and test solution, NA- IL strain was most sensitive against every test solutions, and mixed bleed strain was far more sensitive than parent strains.<BR>2. In the case of discrimination test among test solutions, same tendency was observed.<BR>3. The author could not find any correlations between the threshold of discrimination and the average of water (or solution) intake.<BR>4. In every experiments, the mouse hesitated to drink PTC solution at very low concentrations.
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