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pubmed-article:10640694pubmed:abstractTextWe used an immunocytochemical approach to study the localization of serotonin and its termination system, serotonin transporter (SET), in the taste buds of rats using specific antibodies against serotonin and SET. Under confocal laser scanning microscopy, both serotonin and SET immunoreactivity were detected in the taste buds of rat vallate papillae. Serotonin immunoreactivity was seen in the spindle-shaped cells with apical processes that seemed to be light (Type II) taste cells. SET-immunoreactivity was mainly localized in the periphery or interfaces between the taste cells. Double staining studies revealed that all serotonin-containing taste cells were immunoreactive for SET, while a subclass of SET-positive cells showed serotonin immunoreactivity. These data support the hypothesis that serotonin plays a transmitter role in taste receptor cells and suggest that the serotonin-induced sensation of taste is terminated by serotonin uptake through serotonin transporter.lld:pubmed
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