Experiment 3 - study on flavor development of fruits Flashcards

1
Q

flavor

A

sensory impression of food determined mainly ny chemical senses of taste and smell

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2
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sensory assessment of flavors

A

for documentation of flavor and aroma characteristics and the sensations resulting from a single or combination of chemicals

provides measure of the potency of flavor

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3
Q

formula for odor units

A

odor units = conc present/threshold concentration

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4
Q

conc range where half the panelists detect the compound

A

flavor threshold

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5
Q

molecular mechanisms of flavor perception

A
  1. reception
  2. transduction
  3. neural processing
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6
Q

what are sweet-tasting molecules called

A

glycophore

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7
Q

theory suggests that the spatial arrangement of atoms interacting with tongue receptors is triangular

A

AH-B-ƴ theory

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8
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functional groups that bind to partially negative atoms

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AH+

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9
Q

functional groups that bind to partially positive atoms

A

B-

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10
Q

Y area

A

interacts via hydrophobic interactions with the tongue receptors

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11
Q

bitter molecules need what to cause a bitter taste

A

a non-polar and polar group

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12
Q

strongly influences bitterness

A

stereochemistry

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13
Q

most bitter compounds are what

A

alkaloids

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14
Q

what causes salty taste

A

cations

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15
Q

modify salty taste

A

anions

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16
Q

sour taste substances contain

A

at least one proton that is dissociable im water

17
Q

perceived through taste receptors that respond to the presence of glutamates

A

umami

18
Q

dryness in the mouth and coarse puckering of the oral tissue

A

astringency

19
Q

astringency results from the

A

association of tannins and polyphenols with proteins in the saliva to form aggregates

20
Q

can break the peptide bonds and coagulate protein milks

A

proteolytic enzymes