“…Despite a plethora of comprehensive reviews elucidating the extraoral functions of TAS2Rs (Avau & Depoortere, 2016; Behrens & Lang, 2022; Bloxham et al, 2020; Carey et al, 2016; Harmon et al, 2021; Jeruzal‐Swiatecka et al, 2020; Lu et al, 2017; Shaik et al, 2016; Tuzim & Korolczuk, 2021; Zehentner et al, 2021), their role within the reproductive system, which is crucial for understanding and potentially improving reproductive health, has not yet been systematically addressed. This gap in the literature is striking, given the evidence for the presence of TAS2Rs in various components of the female and male reproductive systems, including the ovary, uterus, placenta, cervix, vagina, testis, and spermatozoa.…”