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Multimodal Neurons in the Lamb Solitary Nucleus

The receptor areas of the soft palate, caudal tongue, and epiglottis are important for the elicitation and control of ingestive behavior and upper airway reflexes. The afferent fibers that innervate these structures terminate primarily in the nucleus of the solitary tract (NST) or the spinal trigeminal nucleus.' To better understand the role of the NST in the integration of information from these separate receptor populations, we have recorded neural responses to mechanical, thermal and chemical stimulation.