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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 15.
Published in final edited form as: Physiol Behav. 2012 Feb 2;106(2):164–170. doi: 10.1016/j.physbeh.2012.01.019

Table 2.

Individual occurrences (mean±SEM) of positive hedonic and negative affective taste reactivity responses in morphine or vehicle treated rats.

Positive Hedonic Behaviors Negative Affective Behaviors
Groups LTP PL RTP F FW G HS
SV 0.33±0.33 12.50± 8.92 17.00±4.79 2.17±1.22 21.00±8.96 7.17±3.46 2.50±0.85
S2 3.83±1.40 3.83± 1.42 32.00±9.83 0.00±0.00 3.17±1.76 0.83±0.65 0.33±0.33
S4 0.50±0.34 11.83± 8.43 33.33±2.78 0.00±0.00 1.00±1.00 1.33±1.33 0.00±0.00
FV 1.20±0.80 88.00±19.78 18.80±6.21 0.80±0.37 9.60±3.40 1.40±0.98 1.00±0.77
F2 5.50±2.14 21.67±11.22 28.83±8.73 0.17±0.17 0.67±0.33 5.00±3.33 0.33±0.33
F4 0.80±0.58 7.40± 2.94 43.00±7.31 0.00±0.00 0.00±0.00 0.80±0.49 0.60±0.24

Positive hedonic responses (mean±SEM) were subdivided into lateral tongue protrusions (LTP), paw licks (PL) and rhythmic (midline) tongue protrusions (RTP). Negative affective responses (mean±SEM) were subdivided into flails (F), face wipes (FW), gapes (G), and head shakes (HS). Experimental treatment groups: SV = sham depleted + vehicle; S2 = sham depleted + morphine (2 mg/kg); S4 = sham depleted + morphine (4 mg/kg); FV = furosemide depletion + vehicle; F2 = furosemide depletion + morphine (2 mg/kg); F4 = furosemide depletion + morphine (4 mg/kg).