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Sensory system / G protein coupled receptors / Sensory receptors / Umami / Taste bud / Taste / TAS1R1 / Gustducin / Chemoreceptor / Biology / Gustation / Gustatory system
Date: 2010-11-30 13:38:38
Sensory system
G protein coupled receptors
Sensory receptors
Umami
Taste bud
Taste
TAS1R1
Gustducin
Chemoreceptor
Biology
Gustation
Gustatory system

JCB: Correction Published August 9, 2010

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