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Intensity indicated using general Labeled Magnitude Scale gLMS 1 M NaCl (salt) and 1 mM Quinine HCl (bitter) Presented by cotton swab to tongue tip, then whole mouth “sip, spit, and rinse”.
Gustation (Taste) Team Title Susan Coldwell, Team Leader University of Washington Linda Bartoshuk University of Florida Gary Beauchamp Monell Chemical Senses Center Paul Breslin Monell Chemical Senses Center Beverly Cowart Monell Chemical Senses Center Valerie Duffy University of Connecticut, Storrs James Griffith Northwestern University Lloyd Hastings Osmic Enterprises, Inc., Cincinnati Howard Hoffman NIDCD, <strong>NIH</strong> Julie Mennella Monell Chemical Senses Center Michael O’Mahony University of California, Davis Marci Pelchat Monell Chemical Senses Center Greg Smutzer Temple University, Philadelphia
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