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Neuroreceptor mechanisms in insect gustation: a pharmacological approach
C. A. Mullin
, S. Chyb
, H. Eichenseer
, B. Hollister
, J. L. Frazier
Entomology
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Vertebrates
100%
Pharmacological Approaches
100%
Chemoreception
100%
Neuroreceptors
100%
Gene Family
50%
Synapse
50%
Central Nervous System
50%
Chemical Stimulation
50%
Receptor Gene
50%
Western Corn Rootworm
50%
Diabrotica Virgifera Virgifera LeConte
50%
Sweet
50%
Behavioral Methods
50%
Stimulants
50%
Pharmacodynamics
50%
Bitter
50%
Dendrite
50%
Environmental Chemicals
50%
Non-host
50%
Deterrence
50%
Aminobutyric Acid
50%
Receptor Cells
50%
Afferent Neurons
50%
Food Cues
50%
Potentially Toxic
50%
Electrophysiological Techniques
50%
Receptor Pharmacology
50%
Mouthparts
50%
Taste Receptors
50%
Nutrient Sources
50%
Glycine Receptor
50%
Axonal Connections
50%
Receptor Model
50%
Neuroscience
Sensation of Taste
100%
Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid
100%
Gustation
100%
Neuroreceptor
100%
Taste Receptor
66%
Receptor
66%
Receptor Protein
33%
Synapse
33%
Receptor Gene
33%
Central Nervous System
33%
Afferent Neurons
33%
Dendrite
33%
Multigene Family
33%
Analeptic
33%
Glycine Receptor
33%
Cell Receptor
33%