Inflammation induces bitter taste oversensitization via epigenetic changes in Tas2r gene clusters
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Hong Wang | Liquan Huang | R. Margolskee | D. Reed | P. Jiang | I. Matsumoto | M. Jyotaki | Hong Wang | Cailu Lin | Minliang Zhou | Shanlong Feng | John Quinlan | Yuzo Ninomiya | Yuzo Ninomiya | Peihua Jiang
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