Bitter treats for better breathing

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Michael J Sanderson

J Mark Madison

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[1] University of Massachusetts Medical School,Michael J. Sanderson is in the Department of Microbiology and Physiological Systems

[2] Worcester,J. Mark Madison is in the Department of Medicine

[3] Massachusetts,undefined

[4] USA,undefined

[5] University of Massachusetts Medical School,undefined

[6] Worcester,undefined

[7] Massachusetts,undefined

[8] USA.,undefined

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Nature Medicine | 2010年 / 16卷

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A new study in mice and human tissue shows that activation of bitter taste receptors in the airways relaxes airway smooth muscle, resulting in bronchodilation (pages 1299–1304). Agonists of these receptors seem to be better than current β2-adrenergic bronchodilators in a mouse asthma model, suggesting a new way to ease breathing during asthma.

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页码：1190 / 1191

页数：1

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