Find us on…
About Naturally Selected
Faculty of 1000 presents the Naturally Selected op-ed page highlighting and linking to the latest, greatest research evaluated by F1000.
Contributors include F1000 staff, freelance journalists, and scientists. We encourage readers to participate in the conversation via email to suggest topics and contribute guest posts.
-
-
Recent posts
Archives
Categories
- Anesthesiology & Pain Management
- art
- Audio
- Behind the scenes
- Biology
- Books
- Careers
- Cell Biology
- Changes Clinical Practice
- Chemical Biology
- Communication
- Community
- Competition
- Conferences
- Critical care & emergency medicine
- Culture Friday
- Dermatology
- Development
- Developmental Biology
- Diabetes & Endocrinology
- Disease
- Ecology
- Editor's Choice
- Education
- Ethics
- F1000
- Faculty Members
- FAQs
- Friday afternoon
- Funding
- Gastroenterology & Hepatology
- Genomics & Genetics
- Guest post
- Hematology
- HIV
- Immunology
- Indicators
- Infectious diseases
- Journalism
- Journals
- Life
- Literature
- Literature at Large
- Medicine
- Meta
- Metrics
- Microbiology
- music
- Nephrology
- Neurological disorders
- Neuroscience
- New Members
- News
- News in a Nutshell
- Obituary
- Oncology
- Open access
- Open data
- Open Science
- Opinion
- Pharmacology & Drug Discovery
- Photography
- Physiology
- Plant Biology
- Poetry
- Policy
- Poll
- Posters
- Press Releases
- Profiles
- Psychiatry
- Public Health & Epidemiology
- Random
- Rankings
- Reports
- Research Methodology
- Review
- Science
- Social Media
- Statistics
- Structural Biology
- Suppliers
- Teaching
- Technology
- The Scientist
- Uncategorized
- Urology
- Video
- Website
- Weekly roundup
- Women's Health
Tag Archives: Taste receptors
Feeling your pain
Tom Finger on molecular signaling between neurons and microglia.
We met Tom Finger from the University of Colorado Medical School at the SfN meeting in November last year. Continue reading
Taste isn’t just for taste buds
Why taste receptors can be found not just on the tongue, but also in the nasal cavity, the stomach and the intestines.
Tom Finger and Sue Kinnamon are Faculty Members in the Sensory Systems Section. Continue reading