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Structural comparisons of human and mouse fungiform taste buds

2024-07-16

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Taste buds are commonly studied in rodent models, but some differences exist between mice and humans in terms of gustatory mechanisms and sensitivities. Whether these functional differences are reflected in structural differences between species is unclear. Using immunofluorescent image stacks, we compared morphological and molecular characteristics of mouse and human fungiform taste buds. The results suggest that...

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Literature Corpus work: 189e68eb-79b4-511f-8768-eecaa7e112b5
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.10.602971

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