Table 1.

Did licking for different taste stimuli alter plasma insulin and blood glucose dynamics in B6 mice (experiment 3)?

Taste Stimulus	Blood Measurement	F Ratio	df	P Value
Glucose	Plasma insulin	7.9	4,32	0.0001
	Blood glucose	42.0	4,32	<0.0001
Sucrose	Plasma insulin	10.8	4,20	<0.004
	Blood glucose	25.7	4,20	<0.0001
Maltose	Plasma insulin	13.8	4,28	<0.0001
	Blood glucose	23.3	4,28	<0.0001
Polycose	Plasma insulin	5.0	4,28	<0.004
	Blood glucose	68.6	4,28	<0.0001
Fructose	Plasma insulin	2.0	4,20	0.17
	Blood glucose	17.9	4,20	<0.001
MDG	Plasma insulin	1.2	4,24	0.34
	Blood glucose	0.7	4,28	0.51
Ace K	Plasma insulin	0.3	4,28	0.77
	Blood glucose	1.7	4,28	0.23
Sucralose	Plasma insulin	0.8	4,28	0.54
	Blood glucose	2.2	4,28	0.16
Saccharin	Plasma insulin	1.7	4,28	0.21
	Blood glucose	0.7	4,28	0.63
SC45647	Plasma insulin	0.2	4,28	0.91
	Blood glucose	2.6	4,28	0.14

We used repeated-measure ANOVA to test for time-dependent changes in plasma insulin or blood glucose concentration, separately for each taste stimulus. The actual results are in Fig. 4. df, degrees of freedom.