Overlapping representation of primary tastes in a defined region of the gustatory cortex
Max L. FletcheriD, M. Cameron OggiD, Lianyi LuiD, Robert J. OggiD, John D. BoughteriD
Abstract
Two-photon imaging was used to examine taste responses in neurons in a region of gustatory cortex defined by thalamic input. This area contained an overlapping representation of primary tastes, with neurons that were either narrowly or broadly responsive to taste stimuli. Analysis demonstrates that activity in the neuronal population in this area yields information about both taste quality and hedonics.
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