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2012, Acta HistochemicaCitation Excerpt :These spots may be indicative of highly active zones of vesicular activity. Serotonin is present in Merkel-like cells and taste buds of many vertebrate species (Toyoshima et al., 1984; Delay et al., 1993; Reutter and Witt, 1993; Zaccone et al., 1994; Kim and Roper, 1995; Osculati and Sbarbati, 1995; Barreiro-Iglesias et al., 2008) and may be the primary neurotransmitter stored within these vesicles. Though its role is not clear, there is evidence to suggest that 5-HT release may modulate the activity of nearby taste cells (Delay et al., 1997; Imendra et al., 2002).
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