(18) employed similar testing methods but used different substances, such as oranges, coffee, garlic, cloves, cocoa, celery, strawberries, onion, muscadine grapes, ham, mushrooms, and cinnamon, to understand the possible effects of adenoid hypertrophy (AH) on olfaction and
gustation in a pediatric population.
Nanyang Literature and Arts, 2001.09.10; this articles was then included in the discussion of Zhong Ke Si and Toh Teong Chuan, with its length expended and written as an academic thesis "An Interpretation of Space and the Anchoring of
Gustation: The Topographical Writings in Malaysian-Chinese Prose," Journal of Humanities, Issue 2 (2004/06); Chan Tah Wei, "Topography of Imagination and Memory: Poems about Homeland of Sen Kim Sun," Modern Chinese Literature, Issue 9 (2006/06).
Experiences or qualia in the world (Kafatos and Kato 2017) are the glue that holds the five senses (vision, audition, somatic sensation,
gustation, olfaction) as well many other modalities, together and gives the appearance of an "external" reality.
The perception and recognition of taste quality are based on the recognition or building of activated sensory nerve patterns in the brain and the
gustation fingerprint of a product.
It is becoming increasingly clearer that taste receptors have important roles beyond simply that of
gustation. Studies have shown that taste buds express various molecules involved in innate immune responses, including the proinflammatory cytokine tumor necrosis factor (TNF), suggesting that TNF signaling preferentially modulates bitter taste responses [21].
Gustation in fish: search for prototype of taste perception.
Indeed, as William Miller has shown, despite its etymological link to taste (Latin: gustus), disgust is not linked to
gustation, the gag reflex, or any other involuntary action.
Sensilla are the organs or appendages present on the mouthparts, i.e., labrum, labium, maxillae, mandibles, and hypopharynx, that can detect smell (olfaction) or taste (
gustation) and can recognize behavioral activities such as locomotion, oviposition, pupation, feeding, and orientation through tactile sensation (Lewis 1970).
Smell is essential to taste because much of our ability to taste things is determined by nasal
gustation and, therefore, it, too, is considered less important in Western thought.
Such early pressures on
gustation resulted in early changes in how nervous systems functioned - including emotion regulation."
Progress and renewal in
gustation: new insights into taste bud development.