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3 Articles You Might Have Missed in P&F March 2019

Authenticating natural peppermint oil, bio-based butanol for essential oil extractions and a review of recent sensory research are just a few of the topics in March 2019 issue of Perfumer & Flavorist.

According to Mintel, while experience with meat alternatives is more common with younger adults, all consumer demographics engage with the category.

3 Key Technological Advancements Driving Plant-Based Food and Drink Innovation

Discover Mintel's insights on the innovations in the plant-based food and drink market.

OEHHA Intends to List β-Myrcene and Pulegone as Cancer Causing

In the notices of intent, the OEHHA said pulegone, a natural constituent of various plants, and β-Myrcene, used in flavor and fragrance, meet the requirements for listing as known to the state to cause cancer for purposes of Proposition 65 under the Labor Code listing mechanism.

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Latin American Market Growth Improves Givaudan's Q3 Performance

The Givaudan flavor division reported a sales increase of 2.9% due to the Latin American Market growth in the third quarter.

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I would like to know more about neuroscience and its links to fragrance and flavor [1-Question Poll]

Please take a moment to weigh in on this week's one question poll!

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.

The overarching goal to involve multiple stakeholders to develop strategies for implementing routine chemosensory testing–smell, taste, and related senses–across the lifespan as a part of healthcare in the United States.

Monell Hosts Towards Universal Chemosensory Testing Conference

The hybrid event takes place in Philadelphia, November 5-7, 2023.

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[video] Building a Taste Genome with Monell's Flavor Quiz

What's the link between ancestry and region with our sense of taste and smell? Danielle R. Reed, Ph.D. associate director, of the Monell Chemical Senses Center, explains a new web-based platform to learn more about this unique relationship.

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Monell Center Invites You to a Dinner and a Show

To celebrate its 50 year anniversary, Monell Center will be hosting a dinner and a show, which will feature a small-plate selection from chef Daniel Stern and a presentation from Nicola Twilley and Cynthia Graber of the Gastropod podcast.

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Smelling With Your Tongue? Monell Center Investigates

A study from the Monell Chemical Senses Center has found that human taste cells contain many key molecules that are present in olfactory receptors.

Monell to Develop Taste Science and Chemistry Curriculum

The curriculum will train high school chemistry teachers to incorporate taste as a sensory system into classroom instruction.

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[Podcast] A Whiff of Scent Science With Nancy Rawson of Monell

In this episode of Two Sense, we speak with Monell's Associate Director Nancy Rawson, Ph.D., an olfactory cell biologist, to learn more about the latest research in anosmia and why smell is critical to our livelihoods.

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3 Articles You Might Have Missed in P&F November 2018

U.S. flavor and food labeling, the history of Tide fragrance and the limit of perfumery - these are just some of the topics covered in the November 2018 issue of Perfumer & Flavorist.

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3 Articles You Might Have Missed in P&F December 2018

Reaction flavors, Jean-Claude Ellena's fragrance creation philosophy and a look at the citrus market are just a few of the topics in the December 2018 issue of Perfumer & Flavorist.

Monell Scientists Find Inactive Taste Genes Cause Male Sterility

The proteins critical for male fertility in lab mice were TAS1R3, a component of both the sweet and umami (amino acid) taste receptors, and GNAT3, a molecule needed to convert the oral taste receptor signal into a nerve cell response.

Monell Study Shows How Diet Affects Body Malodor Disorder

Patients suffering from trimethylaminuria (TMAU) can find possible treatment through dietary changes

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FDA Commissioner Resigns; Agency Updates 2017 Asbestos Findings

Scott Gottlieb, who assumed the role in May 2017, cited the commute from Connecticut to Washington, D.C., as motivation for his resignation. The organization also released an update on 2017 findings of asbestos in cosmetics.

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FDA's New Food, Drug Commissioner Focuses on 'Science Base'

Robert M. Califf has previously served as the FDA’s Deputy Commissioner for medical products and tobacco.

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