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Monell Scientists Identify Key Component in Taste Perception

Scientists have identified CALHM1, a channel in the walls of taste receptor cells, as a necessary component in the process of sweet, bitter and umami (savory) taste perception.

Dr. Jeannette Haviland-Jones, professor emirita, department of psychology, Rutgers University, discussed expert panels and detecting mood odors.

F&F Perception Symposium Examines Aromas, Mood and Taste

A recap of the fourth annual Flavors, Fragrances and Perception Symposium at Rutgers University on June 8, which focused on sensory studies, neuroscience, consumer testing and new developments.

Vanilla flavor is dominated by phenols and their transformation products mostly derived from enzymatic hydrolysis of the phenyl-β-D-glucosides. Cocoa bean flavor is dominated by Strecker aldehydes and pyrazines and other products generated during the roasting process of the beans.

Extracting the Essence: Comparing Vanilla and Cocoa Processes

Understanding the similarities and differences in biochemistry, chemistry and curing processes of vanilla and cocoa may offer insight into producing high-quality materials.

P&F+ connects with Abolis CEO Cyrille Pauthenier to discuss the future of F&F utilizing biotechnology.

[podcast] Exploring the Benefits of Biotechnology with Abolis

P&F+ connects with Abolis CEO Cyrille Pauthenier to discuss the future of F&F utilizing biotechnology.

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2018 Leaderboard: Mane SA Increases Global Position

Mane SA rose in the leaderboard ranks this year due to a combination of new successes in beverages, confections and seasoning and strong performance in its fragrance division.

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FDA Asks Public How to Define 'Natural'?

The agency is now asking the public to provide information and comments on the use of the term natural in the labeling of human food products.

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Q&A: EU’s Regulation Progression with Alexander Mohr

A new year is accompanied by new regulations and evolving consumer preferences. EFFA's Alexander Mohr, Ph.D. shared insight about the news in an exclusive Q&A. For the full interview, check out P&F's February 2017 issue.

New IOFI Structure in Place by October

Features new 10-person board

Quinine Bitterness Perception Tied to Genetic Variation

Results of new research from Monell leads to questions about the link between taste perception and efficacy of antimalarial ingredient.

Study Shows Calcium’s Role in Taste Perception

A recent study published has proven that calcium channels on the tongue are closely related to the receptors that sense sweet and umami (savory) tastes.

EFSA Evaluates Genotoxic Potential of Two Flavorings

Panel evaluated genotoxicity of two α,β-unsaturated thiophenes from subgroup 5.2 of FGE.19 in the flavoring group evaluation 224.

FDA Implements Checks on Chinese Food Products

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is to begin carrying out checks on Chinese food products following approval from the State Department.

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Shipping perfume, chemicals and other hazardous materials?

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Antofénol and Symrise are collaborating on research and development on sustainable extraction techniques.

Symrise Partners with Antofénol on Extraction R&D

The partnership will leverage Antofénol’s expertise in extraction techniques with Symrise’s market knowledge and R&D expertise.

Symrise and Diana Food are working a new initiative: Taste for Alternative Protein (TAP).

Symrise Aims to Solve Alternative Protein Challenges

Symrise and Diana Food are working a new initiative: Taste for Alternative Protein (TAP).

Senomyx's Progress in Fructose, Sucrose Enhancers, Bitter Blockers

Includes identification of the first fructose enhancers that provide a “taste proof-of-concept,” and expansion of GRAS categories for S6973 sucrose enhancer.

Sweet Preferences Among Children Tied to Family, Biology

The results show that lowering refined sugars in children’s diets may require more sophisticated strategies.

Kids’ Growth Rate a Driver for Sweet Preference?

New research from the University of Washington and the Monell Center indicates that children's heightened liking for sweetness has a biological basis and is related to their high growth rate.

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