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flag Yale researchers discover selective sugar receptors in insects, shedding light on animal taste perception.

flag Insects have multiple receptors that detect specific types of sugars, providing insight into how animals discern the chemical world. flag Unlike humans with one receptor for all sweet substances, Yale researchers discovered that insects' selective receptors will help understand animal taste perception and potentially mimic it. flag The study, published in Nature, emphasizes sugar's importance for energy in animals, including humans.

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