… after repeated exposure will in particular mediate the subcomponent of reward that can be
… who have a desire for fat taste, could be compared to interpretations on biological links to …

… about how taste contributes to this biological imperative. We … 3); the nerve fibers in these
clusters appear to mediate pain (… the taste of fatty acids is not likely to motivate love of fat since …

… In the present study, individuals with significant reported history of taste damage were
excluded, which may explain the inability of FP density to explain creaminess at lower fat levels. …

… the most fundamental of biologic needs. Each animal must … macronutrients—proteins and
fats—remains controversial. … to mediate the interactions between physiologic state and taste. …

… gastrointestinal peptides mediate the changes in taste perception … Recent evidence suggests
that fat taste sensitivity and … fatty acids and, conversely, that they consumed more fat than …

… fat enhanced the small intestinal levels of eCBs, by measuring the overall activity of the anabolic
and catabolic pathways for these mediators… sweet responses of isolated taste bud cells, …

… taste sensations [6] and fatty acid transporters (receptor for fat), involved in oral detection of
different fatty … of these receptors, which do not mediate “taste” per se as they are not linked to …

… is sometimes termed the fifth primary taste,and for fatty acids, a so-called nonconventional
taste stimulus. The emergingpicture is that not only do individual taste qualities use more than …

… fat content were generally similar for bulimic patients and controls. In contrast, profiles of taste
… Opioids are known to mediate the biological response to stress [17,24] and are thought to …

… and branched fatty acids, at least some of them showing biological activity. Fatty acids are
… 4.7), and because they are usually present as combinations in foods with a specific taste. …