A mouthful of delicious food is a true joy, but our mouths are actually quite full even when we’re not eating. Countless microbes bustle around inside, and a new study suggests that our taste cells play a role in keeping watch of these outside elements. Researchers examined gene activity in taste cells and found a very similar pattern to that of microfold cells, immune cells which carry out surveillance in the tonsils and intestine. Adding a factor that boosts microfold cell growth to mouse taste cells made them act even more alike. Mouse papillae (the little bumps on the tongue, pictured with immune cells in red and taste cells in green) developed fewer immune cells when a particular gene linked to microfold growth was silenced. Cells’ response to flavours was affected too, suggesting taste cells behave as immune cells and may influence taste in response to oral microbe activity or infection.
Written by Anthony Lewis
Image from work by Yumei Qin and colleagues
Monell Chemical Senses Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in PLOS Biology, January 2023
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Re: inkfish facial hair, the one way to look at it and maintain sanity is to just say those aren't like... tentacles? They don't even look like tentacles that much: Cuttlefish's actual tentacles have a slight orange gradient to them and spots on the tips, but his beard does not. If anything, it reminds me of weird fleshy eyelashes some female inklings have.
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