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taste aversion

taste aversion Taste aversion is a conditioned form of memory linked to taste, in which training produces lasting changes in how feeding-related neural circuits respond.

Taste aversion is a conditioned form of memory linked to taste, in which training produces lasting changes in how feeding-related neural circuits respond. In the source packet, it is described as a long-term memory in snails.

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Drafting source: Ito Etsuro; Otsuka Emi; Hama Noriyuki; Aonuma Hitoshi; Okada Ryuichi; Hatakeyama Dai; Fujito Yutaka; Kobayashi Suguru. Memory Trace in Feeding Neural Circuitry Underlying Conditioned Taste Aversion in Lymnaea. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0043151; article XML SHA-256 2201c914ea94f84223294ab69a66a6a6562067e683216b0aa68b3033ab009ae4. “Memory Trace in Feeding Neural Circuitry Underlying Conditioned Taste Aversion in Lymnaea” (10.1371/journal.pone.0043151).
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