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Salt-induced electrical epithelial responses of the frog (Rana catesbeiana) tongue and their relation to gustatory nerve activity in vivo by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F, Chen, J K

“…Stimulation of the frog tongue with various salts produced changes in epithelial potential of the tongue, accompanied by changes in gustatory nerve activity…”
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Electrical response to hypotonic NaCl Ringer solution across the dorsal epithelium of the tongue of the frog, Rana catesbeiana by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Stimulation with hypotonic NaCl Ringer solution produced a change in potential across the epithelium, which was not caused by decreased osmotic pressure. The…”
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Epithelial response of the frog tongue surface to salt and its relation to taste nerve activity by Sakudo, F

“…This study demonstrated the electrophysiological characteristics of the dorsal surface of the frog tongue in vivo. The results were as follows: 1. Epithelial…”
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Electrical responses to taste chemicals across the dorsal epithelium of bullfrog tongue by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Stimulation of the bullfrog tongue with taste chemicals produced a slow change in transepithelial potential difference across the dorsal epithelium. The…”
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Electrical response to acid across the dorsal epithelium of the frog tongue by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F, Noda, K

“…Acid stimulation produced a change in trans-epithelial potential difference across isolated dorsal epithelium of frog tongue. The responses to acetic acid,…”
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Comparison of NaCl-induced response across the tongue epithelium to that across other epithelia in the frog by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Electrical properties of the frog tongue epithelium were compared to those of skin and bladder, which have active sodium transport. During perfusion with…”
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Variation in taste nerve response pattern with changes in stimulus quality and concentration by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

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NaCl and water responses across the frog tongue epithelium in vitro by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Isolated dorsal epithelium of the frog tongue elicited transepithelial NaCl and water responses across the tissue when NaCl was added to or removed from the…”
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Electrical properties of salt induced response across the tongue epithelium in frogs by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Transepithelial response across frog tongue epithelium induced by NaCl was compared with that induced by other salts and saccharides. All responses to salts…”
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Prevention of cation transport in the frog tongue epithelium by local anesthetics by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F, Chen, J K

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In vitro transport of sodium across the frog tongue epithelium by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

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Effects of NaCl variation in the adapting solution of the tongue on taste nerve activity by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

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Response patterns of frog taste nerve with change in stimulus quality by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F, Kajiya, H, Noda, K

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Conditions to cause off-responses to tactile flow stimulus in the frog lingual surface by Kajiya, H, Sakudo, F, Soeda, H, Noda, K

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Effects of three different metabolic inhibitors (2,4-dinitrophenol, iodoacetic acid, 2,4-fluorodinitrobenzene) on the contractility of the geniohyoid and sartorius muscles by Kajiya, H, Sakudo, F, Soeda, H, Noda, K

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Characteristics of the water response across the dorsal epithelium of frog tongue by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…1. Dorsal epithelium of the frog tongue produced a change in potential difference across the tissue in response to removal of NaCl from the adapting Ringer…”
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Epithelial responses to glycinamide and glycylglycinamide in the frog (Rana catesbeiana) tongue by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…1. Open-circuit potential difference and short-circuit current across the frog tongue epithelium in response to glycinamide and glycylglycinamide were…”
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Sodium permeability of the frog tongue epithelium by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F

“…Application of NaCl to the frog tongue produced a sodium influx through the dorsal epithelium. The flux was distinctly faster through those of the palatal…”
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Relation between translingual potential changes induced by NaCl in the bullfrog tongue and taste nerve activity by Soeda, H, Sakudo, F, Noda, K

“…NaCl at various concentrations applied to the dorsal surface of the bullfrog tongue induced slow potential changes across the tongue. They were almost in…”
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