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Bitter Taste Receptors in Inflammatory and Infectious Diseases

2025-02-01

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Bitter taste receptors (TAS2Rs), initially identified for their role in detecting bitter compounds in the oral cavity, have emerged as multifunctional receptors with critical roles beyond taste perception. These G protein-coupled receptors are expressed in various extra-oral tissues, where they influence immune responses, inflammation, and cellular processes associated with both infectious and chronic diseases. TA...

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10.22541/au.173841845.54741643/v1
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