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AUTHOR
Laurence Jacquot
Vieillissement et troubles du goût et de l’olfaction
Compared with other sensory modalities, age-related alterations in taste and smell are less known and less investigated in clinical practice. In fact, the elderly with a loss of smell or taste may not always report it or be aware of it. In addition, the clinical evaluation of taste and smell by specific tests is rarely performed.
Differential threshold in olfaction depends on trigeminal component of odorants
Poster
Is there a link between perceived flavor intensity and food intake?
Is there a link between perceived flavor intensity and food intake?. 24. Annual Meeting of the European-Chemoreception-Research-Organization (ECRO)
Postnatal exposure to predator odor induces modification in fear-related behaviors at adulthood without changers in corticosterone levels
Environmental stimuli and adverse experiences in early life may result in behavioral and physiological changes in adulthood. In several animal species, the odors cues are crucial in the setting of adaptive behaviors, especially towards predators. However, little is known about the effects of postnatal exposure to predator odor on the later physiological and behavioral responses to this natural stressor. Thus, the aim of this study was to investigate the effects of a postnatal exposure to synthethic predator odor (TMT) in mice pups on later adult fear-related behaviors and corticosterone levels in response to this specific stimulus. Compared to pups only postnatally exposed to water, results…