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The Significance and Use of Trace Components in Flavors

Only too recently, as I mentioned earlier, have we delved into and realized the complexities and learned the value of the trace items that now enable us to convert basic formulations into many different and characteristic flavors. The artistry that goes into formulating a flavor today depends largely upon the research chemist’s techniques in identifying the trace element and upon the skill of the flavorist in using those minute quantities that contribute to the uniqueness of a flavor!

Personalization is one of the four powerful themes for 2025, as people increasingly seek experiences that feel tailored to their tastes and lifestyles.

2025 Food & Beverage Trends: A Cohesive Look at Evolving Consumer Preferences

Let's take a look at 4 trend predictions for 2025 in the taste segment that emerged from the slew of forecast reports.

SFC/CSA Meeting to Focus on Monell Research

Scheduled for February 5, 2009 the meeting will feature presentations on latest research relating to the flavor industry.

RIFM president James Romine, Ph.D.; Sheila Romine; Laure Moutet Manheimer; with Kerry executives Steven Manheimer; Otis Curtis V; Rajesh Potineni, Ph.D.; and Michael Kemp, Ph.D., at the Double Tasty dinner. Kerry was a major supporter of the 50th Anniversary celebration and ITTSD conference.

Monell Center Celebrates 50 Years With Sensory Conference

The conference featured discussions on creating a guide to treating smell and taste disorders and how to improve the care and management of these conditions.

Monell Scientists Identify Location of Taste Stem Cells

The findings will help facilitate techniques to grow and manipulate new functional taste cells for clinical and research purposes.

Part 2 of 3: Fingerprint chromatograms of esters-containing essential oils: bergamot oil, clary sage oil and spike lavender oil.

Application of Gas-Liquid Chromatography to the Analysis of Essential Oils: Part 2

Part 2 of 3: Fingerprint chromatograms of esters-containing essential oils: bergamot oil, clary sage oil and spike lavender oil.

Senomyx’ 2008 Revenues Fall, Optimistic on Development of New Enhancers and Cooling Agents

Senomyx reports that revenues for the fourth quarter 2008 dropped 45% from the same period in 2007 ($6.4 million), totaling $3.5 million, while full-year 2008 revenues fell 6% to $17.2 million (2007: $18.2 million).

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Monell, Discovery BioMed Partner for Bitterness Research

Scientists from Discovery BioMed, Inc., and the Monell Center have received a collaboration grant to support the development of next-generation screening technologies to enable identification of bitter taste blockers. The ultimate goal of the project is to improve the taste and acceptability of nutritious plant-based foods, and to increase patient willingness to take oral medicine.

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Ned Sharpless to Serve as Acting FDA Commissioner

The announcement comes following the resignation of Scott Gottlieb, who devoted his tenure to addressing youth e-cigarette use and modernizing food safety.

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Monell Partners with Drexell on Food and Flavor Science

Partnership promotes training and research opportunities in chemosensory science.

Fat Perception May Have Genetic Component

Scientists have identified two genes that play a role in some people's ability to taste fat

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Labs of the Future: How to choose a LIMS or ELN in 2021

Interested in digitizing your R&D organization? Read Labs of the Future to learn about how modern LIMS systems are enabling a new, data driven approach to experimentation.

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.

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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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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