Olfaction and Taste 1963 Help me understand this report
Generation and Transmission of Signals in the Olfactory System
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“…The electro-olfactogram.-Ottoson (124) claims that the slow negative potential (EOG), which he recorded from the surface of the frog's olfactory mucosa in response to odor stimulation, is a generator potential (Le., a slow graded depolarization which triggers the nerve impulse) . Rej ection thresholds for QHCI were markedly elevated and preferen tial intake of sucrose, saccharin, and NaCl solutions was attenuated or eliminated.…”
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“…The electro-olfactogram.-Ottoson (124) claims that the slow negative potential (EOG), which he recorded from the surface of the frog's olfactory mucosa in response to odor stimulation, is a generator potential (Le., a slow graded depolarization which triggers the nerve impulse) . Rej ection thresholds for QHCI were markedly elevated and preferen tial intake of sucrose, saccharin, and NaCl solutions was attenuated or eliminated.…”
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confidence: 99%
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