Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry
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Taste Responses to the Optical Isomers of Potassium Warfarin and Dipotassium Glutamyl Glutamate and the Synergistic Response to a Mixture of Both Substances in Mice
Michihiro OhnishiRyozo SugawaraTyuzi Kusano
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1995 Volume 59 Issue 6 Pages 1002-1006

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The taste responses to the optical isomers of potassium warfarin, dipotassium glutamyl glutamate, and a mixture of both the substances in laboratory mice were studied using licking activity as an indicator of taste effectiveness. The offensive effectiveness of the optical isomers of potassium warfarin was the same. Every optical isomer of dipotassium glutamyl glutamate was avoided, the taste avoidance of dipotassium D-glutamyl D-glutamate being the strongest. The taste avoidance of potassium warfarin was greatly increased by the addition of every isomers of dipotassium glutamyl glutamate, and its cause was related to synergistic effects.

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