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The taste buds of Suncus murinus (Indian musk shrew)
Acta Anatomica
|January 1, 1978
Abstract:
Taste buds were generally found on the posterior side of the tongue. Neural elements (nerve fibres, mainly thick myelinated, and ganglia arranged in a chain-like fashion) participated in the innervation of the taste buds. Cholinesterase activity was much marked in the bottom of the taste buds, while the marginal surface showed no such activity.