taste/olfaction
• Background Sensitivity: mice have a higher aversion for drinking water containing calcium hydroxide than the C3HeB strain or SWR mice heterozygote for the Soaa allele
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• mice demonstrate a strong aversion to the bitter tasting compound sucrose octaacetate (SOA) when present in drinking water at 100 micromolar concentrations compared to thirty other in-bred strains that had no aversion to SOA at this concentration
(J:6574)
• mice avoid drinking water containing 0.1 mM of the bitter acetylated sugar sucrose octaacetate (SOA) compared to C3HeB/Fe mice that do not show any aversion to SOA at this concentration
(J:44684)
• strong taste aversion to SOA occurs at concentrations as low as 3 micromolar while C3HeB mice only display moderate taste aversion at 1 mM
(J:44684)
• mice also have strong taste aversions to drinking water containing 0.01 to 1 mM of brucine, strychnine, 6-n-propyl-2 thiouracil or 0.1mM denatonium benzoate while C3Heb mice do not display taste aversions at these concentrations
(J:44684)
• mice exhibit taste aversion to quinine compounds at low concentrations (0.03 mM-0.1 mM) while control C3HeB mice only exhibit taste aversions at higher concentrations (0.3 mM-1 mM)
(J:44684)
• Background Sensitivity: aversion to water containing low concentrations of caffeine, cyclohexamide, and thiamine occurs in SWR mice while SWR mice heterozygote for the Soaa allele do not have aversion for these compounds at low concentrations
(J:44684)
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