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Which evidence supports labeled line coding in the taste system?a. Mice re-expressing PLCb2 in T2-expressing taste cells in a PLCb2 mutant mouse are able to respond to bitter tastes.b. No change in cranial nerve activity is observed when specific taste receptors are inactivated.c. The same behavioral responses are observed in response to all tastants when specific taste receptors are inactivated.d. Receptor proteins re-expressing are expressed broadly in taste cells and not in subsets.e. Increasing concentrations of tastants can overcome a genetic mutation that results in a deficiency of taste receptors.
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