ACHEMS 2025

Thursday, April 24, 2025 4:00 PM Thursday, April 24, 2025 6:00 PM America/New_York POSTER SESSION II Estero Ballroom aYaMRExkLzQZmPlsLmNx65599

POSTER SESSION II

Poster Session

Thursday, April 24, 2025

4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Estero Ballroom

101

MICE CAN CONDITION INSULIN RELEASE TO THE SENSORY PROPERTIES OF CHOW DIETS

Laura Mittelman, Natalie Ashkar, Fatima Khwaja, Clara Resnick, John I. Glendinning

103

DIGGING FOR DINNER: EXPLORING HOW INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CHEMICAL CUES MODULATE THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF EARTHWORMS.

Rebeca V Rodriguez, Folashaye E Araromi, Jonathan G Mebrahtu, Ameena A Mohassib, Laura Ortega-Damian, Diana M Quiroz-Ruiz, Tania C Romero, Renalison Farias-Pereira, Maria A Shumskaya, Mingjing Sun, Cecil J Saunders

105

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVATION OF AN EXTRA-ORAL BITTER TASTE RECEPTOR MODULATES BOTH METABOLIC AND SENOTHERAPEUTIC PATHWAYS PROVIDING THE OPPORTUNITY TO TREAT DISEASES OF AGING VIA A SINGLE THERAPEUTIC TARGET

J. Michael French, Allancer Nunes, Bernard P. Kok, Anna Carey, Andrea Galmozzi, Richard L.X. Ho, Christina D. Camell, Paul D. Robbins, Enrique Saez

107

SEMAGLUTIDE DECREASES HEDONIC EATING IN FEMALE RATS WITH A HISTORY OF BINGE EATING.

Daniel /M Gaines, Lisa/ A Eckel, Jamila Guard

109

LOSS OF E2 IN FEMALE RATS PROMOTES GREATER DYSREGULATION IN BODY WEIGHT AND FEEDING BEHAVIOR THAN EXPOSURE TO AN OBESOGENIC DIET.

Savoya S Joyner, Lisa A Eckel

111

REPORTS OF SMELL AND TASTE ADVERSE EVENTS FROM GLP-1 RA'S

Ryann Kolb, Emmanuel Nartey, Alicia Lozano, Alexandra Hanlon, Vicente Ramirez, Valentina Parma

113

HACKING BEHAVIOR: MAINTENANCE AND MODIFICATION OF THE DAVIS RIG PLATFORM

Jian-You Lin, Donald Katz, Martin Raymond

115

INTRA-ORAL INFUSION OR ESOPHAGEAL GAVAGE OF A SUCROSE SOLUTION ACTIVATES SIMILAR NEURON POPULATIONS THROUGHOUT THE BRAIN OF B6 MICE.

Michael S King, Lianyi Lu, John D Boughter Jr

117

ON THE PH OF THE HUMAN OLFACTORY MUCUS

Thomas Hummel, Sero Biguerdi, Karoline Lantzsch, Katharina Schindowski, Rumi Sekine, Eri Mori, Anna K Hernandez

119

CHEMOSENSORY FUNCTION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN CHRONIC NASAL OBSTRUCTION

Flavia Costa Varela, Daniel Miller, Antje Welge-Lüssen, Simona Negoias

121

MUCUS-ON-CHIP: A YEAST-OLFACTORY MUCUS MODEL SYSTEM TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPACT OF THE MUCUS LAYER ON ODOR RECEPTION

Vandana Kaushal, Jörg P. Kutter, Henriette Lyng Røder, Sylvester Holt

123

INTERNAL STATE ALTERS DOPAMINE AND SEROTONIN LEVELS PRIOR TO SNIFFING IN THE HUMAN OLFACTORY MUCOSA

Seth R Batten, Greg Lane, Qiaohan Yang, Andrew Sheriff, Naelly Arriaga, Leonardo S Barbosa, Venkatesh Jatla, Jason P White, Terry Lohrenz, Bruce Tan, P Read Montague, Christina Zelano

125

INFLAMMATORY MODULATION OF OLFACTORY SENSORY NEURONS AND IMMUNE CELLS IN THE MAIN OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM

R.E. Owens, V. Haran, C. Chu, J.P. Meeks, R.K. Rowe

127

ENCODING OF ODOR CONCENTRATION BY NEURONAL ACTIVITY IN DORSAL CA1 IN MICE ENGAGED IN ODOR PLUME NAVIGATION IS DEPENDENT ON BEHAVIORAL CONTEXT

Fabio M. Simoes de Souza, Ryan Williamson, Ming Ma, Alec Teel, Connor McCullough, Gregory Futia, John P. Crimaldi, Aaron C. True, Emily A. Gibson, Diego Restrepo

129

NEURAL DYNAMICS IN GUSTATORY CORTEX DURING TASTE MIXTURE-BASED PERCEPTUAL DECISION-MAKING

Liam Lang, Jennifer Blackwell, Yuejiao Zheng, Giancarlo La Camera, Alfredo Fontanini

131

CONTRIBUTION OF OLFACTORY-DRIVEN OSCILLATIONS TO INTERBRAIN SYNCHRONY IN SOCIALLY INTERACTING MICE

Geronimo Velazquez-Hernandez, Brittany Correia Chapman, Janardhan Bhattarai, Juee Naik, Delaney McKinstry, Yingqi Wang, Minghong Ma

133

A PLEASANTNESS-ASSOCIATED RECEPTOR FOR A KEY ODOR CONSTITUENT OF AMBERGRIS

Dan Takase, Tomohiro Shirai, Kensuke Misawa, Hiroaki Matsunami, Keiichi Yoshikawa

135

INVESTIGATING THE MECHANISMS OF MULTISENSORY DIVIDED ATTENTION IN HUMANS

Jared Newell, Samara Glazer, Lauren Wolters, James Howard

137

OLFACTION, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE DECLINE

Olivier Fortier-Lebel, Émilie Hudon, Sarah Brosse, Benjamin Boller, Johannes Frasnelli

139

CONCENTRATION DEPENDENCE OF CONDITIONED BEHAVIORAL RESPONSE TO ODORANTS IN NEWBORN RABBITS

Gerard Coureaud, Marie-Sabelle Hjeij, Jean-Marie Heydel, Patricia Duchamp-Viret

141

EFFECTS OF ODOR-EVOKED TASTE-SPECIFIC EXPECTATION ON GUSTATORY CORTEX ACTIVITY

Allison E. George, Alfredo Fontanini

143

OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION ABILITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH BEHAVIORAL IMPULSIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

Cecilia Neige, Nadine Barakat, Maylis Dumas, Emmanuel Poulet, Nathalie Mandairon, Jerome Brunelin

145

OLFACTORY IDENTIFICATION IS BETTER TO RULE OUT MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT THAN DETECTING IT: RESULTS FROM THE CIMA-Q COHORT.

Benoit Jobin, Natalie Phillips, Coline Zigrand, Benjamin Boller, Johannes Frasnelli, The CIMA-Q

147

ENGAGEMENT OF MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX CIRCUITRY TO THE TUBULAR STRIATUM DURING OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION

Zihao Zhang, Daniel W. Wesson

149

LOCAL FIELD POTENTIAL OSCILLATIONS IN THE OLFACTORY-LIMBIC SYSTEM REFLECT COGNITIVE LOAD

Huibo Li, Emma Bell, Abigail Stuart, Jamie Zeng, Nasya Becton, Leslie M. Kay

151

SMELLING HEALTHY CHOICES: EXPLORING NEURAL MECHANISMS OF ODOR-GUIDED FOOD CHOICES

Xinmeng Yang, Yanyang Huang, Paul A.M. Smeets, Elizabeth H. Zandstra, Sanne Boesveldt

153

A BENCHMARK FOR LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS IN PREDICTING ODOR IDENTITY

Tingkai Liu, Cyrille Mascart, Khue Tran, Alex Koulakov

155

THE PUPILLARY RESPIRATORY-PHASE RESPONSE: PUPIL SIZE IS SMALLEST AROUND INHALATION ONSET AND LARGEST DURING EXHALATION

Martin Schaefer, Sebastiaan Mathôt, Mikael Lundqvist, Johan N. Lundström, Artin Arshamian

157

RATS SUBJECTIVELY WEIGH MULTIPLE REWARD DIMENSIONS IN A FREE TASTE FORAGING TASK

Kennedy H Watson, Joost X Maier, Kenneth T Kishida

159

MODULATING ODOR VALENCE AND TOLERABILITY THROUGH NON-INVASIVE TRANSCRANIAL FOCUSED ULTRASOUND STIMULATION (TFUS) OF THE AMYGDALA

Mary Clare M. Koebel, Nicole M. Cash, Christina G. Marsicano, Mark S. George, Lisa M. McTeague, Christopher T. Sege, Bernadette M. Cortese

161

INVESTIGATING THE NEURAL BASIS OF REPRESENTATION-MEDIATED LEARNING IN HUMANS

Xiaolin Qiao, Lauren A. Wolters, Liam P. McMahon, Jared G. Newell, James D. Howard

163

MODULATION OF TASTE PALATABILITY BY GRPR-EXPRESSING NEURONS IN MOUSE GUSTATORY CORTEX

Maria Isaac, Carlo Fontanini, Arianna Maffei

165

TEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF DECISION-PREDICTING TIME CELLS IN OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION: MOLECULAR AND NEURAL MECHANISMS OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING

Kira Steinke, Emily Gibson, Diego Restrepo

167

STIMULUS EXPECTATIONS DRIVE CONDITIONED OLFACTORY HALLUCINATIONS

Lauren Wolters, Xiaolin Qiao, James D. Howard

169

DECREASE EXPRESSION OF CAMKII&ALPHA; LEADS TO A CHANGE IN PHASE AMPLITUDE COUPLING (PAC) IN THE GO NO GO WORKING MEMORY TASK.

Daniel Ramirez Gordillo, K Ulrich Bayer, Diego Restrepo

171

TRYING, MAKING ERRORS, AND REVISING: A STRATEGY OF OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION LEARNING IN MICE

Nixon Abraham, Sanyukta Pandey, Arpan Nayak, Anindya Bhattacharjee, Krish Pandey

173

UNCOVERING THE CONTEXTUAL AND BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF HDB CHOLINERGIC ACTIVITY IN FREELY MOVING MICE

Kelsey R. Glasper, Max L. Fletcher

175

THE IMPACT OF INNOCUOUS TASTE EXPERIENCE ON LONG-TERM TASTE LEARNING AND MEMORY PERSISTENCE

Dallas Shuman, Marie Yarbrough, Veronica Flores

177

THE IMPACT OF TASTE HEDONICS ON LATENT ENHANCEMENT OF AVERSION LEARNING

William T McCormick, Dallas Shuman, Veronica L Flores

179

GENERALIZATION OF FEAR LEARNING SHAPED BY GABAERGIC SIGNALING IN EARLY SENSORY PROCESSING

Alper K. Bakir, John P. McGann

181

INVESTIGATING THE LIGAND SELECTIVITY AND TUNING PROFILE OF HOMOMERIC INSECT ODORANT RECEPTORS

Rhodry Brown, Hiro Matsunami

183

COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF THE BITTER TASTE RECEPTORS ACCELERATE MODULATOR DISCOVERY

John F Trant, M. Usman Mirza, Michael French

185

IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL TAS2R4 AGONISTS BY SCREENING OF A NATURAL COMPOUND LIBRARY

Sara Montelatici, Bernd Bufe, Marcel Winnig

187

MOLECULAR BASIS FOR ACTIVATION OF THE HUMAN BITTER TASTE RECEPTOR TAS2R14 BY RITONAVIR

Jiao Wen, Xinyi Ma, Xinyi Zhou, Yongcheng Lu, Yukyoung Kim, Young Seo Lee, Alice Lee, Shurui Chen, Keman Xu, Meng Cui