Effects of water deprivation, NaCl injection, and seven aversive taste stimuli on drinking in two normal mouse strains and one with diabetes insipidus
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The authors are grateful for the technical assistance of Jeffrey Hamburger, Laura Peller, and William Wright in the performance of the experiment.
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