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Generation of Human Taste Bud Organoids as a Human-Mimetic Platform for Modeling Taste Perception

2026-08-10

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We established a human taste bud organoid system derived from circumvallate papillae. This model has been highly anticipated in the field of taste research, where feasible approaches for validating taste biology discovered in rodent models have been limited. Through a stepwise exploratory strategy, we systematically identified and optimized the niche factors required to maintain taste bud organoids and promote the...

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Literature Corpus work: e296da91-f466-52a4-a380-f27249c28a0f
DOI: 10.64898/2026.08.09.743674

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