Chapter 2 Flashcards

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1
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odor- what happens whit a volatile molecule arrives in the noise

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make contact with olfactory receptors and transmit electrical impulses to brain via olfactory bulb

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2
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what is anosmia

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lack of ability to smell

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3
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2 ways for the odors

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  1. nasal aroma, olfactory epithelium, signals aroma to brain

2. mouthfeel, retro-nasal aroma, olfactory epithelium, signals aroma to brain

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4
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different classification systems 6 groups

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spicy, fruity, resinous, flowery, burnt foul

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5
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different classification systems 2 groups

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edible, inedible

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6
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different classification system 4 groups

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fragrant, acid, burnt, caprylic

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7
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substance must be …… to seep into taste bud to initiate nerve impulse to brain

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dissolved in liquid/saliva

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8
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where are the taste buds (5)

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tongue, epiglottis,upper esophagus, cheek, soft palate

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9
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3 types of papillae

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circumvalate, fungiform, folate

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10
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how taste bud recognize the sweet

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chemical configuration of sugar molecules

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11
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how taste recognize salty

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cations +

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12
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how they recognize sour

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acids in food (H+ + undissociated acids)

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13
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example of umami

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glutamate

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14
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what is taste threshold

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concentration necessary to elicit a taste response

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15
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flavor =

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aroma + taste

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16
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primary taste (are not sensed with equal ease) depends on what

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time, concentration, texture, temperature

17
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7 factors affecting taste

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genetics
age and sex
temperature of food
degree of hunger
medications
time of day food is eaten
colour of food
18
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tactile character of food is assessed by what (3)

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tongue, jaw, mouth

19
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what is tactile character of food

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feeling of resistance to motion detected by nerves

20
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sens of touch tells about (5)

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astringency
temperature
texture 
consistency
chemesthesis
21
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role of carbohydrates in food

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sweetness
solubility
color (through browning)
texture/mouthfeel
preservation
22
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3 things that determine the tactile character of food

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shape, form and feel causing kinesthesic sensations