… an eating episode [46]. Recent advances in our knowledge surrounding fatty acid detection
… us to question the importance of these nutrient-detection systems, how they may be altered (…

… The fatty acid detection rates applied in this study account for the possibility of guessing
correctly but do not discount the correct responses which may occur at low concentrations. The …

… pathological roles of fatty acids in the diet, but also identification of potential cellular or
synaptic mechanisms which might serve as targets for therapeutic consideration, independent of …

… fatty acids, which has been suggested to be a transduction mechanism involved in fat detection.6
These … between peripheral sensitivity to fatty acids and dietary fat preference (see also, …

… eating event as well as by reducing the clearance rate through reduced adipocyte lipoprotein
lipase activity. ► Oral (taste) detection thresholds for free fatty acids … of ingestive behavior […

… sufficient to allow detection and avoidance of fatty acids following a … fatty acid influences
on the innate ingestive behavior for prototypical tastants and impairments in fatty acid detection …

… Recently, research has focused on how animals detect fat in foods. The … fatty acids and
palatability may lead to a better understanding of ingestive behavior with regard to the dietary fats…

… We found that CD36 fatty acid transporter … fatty acid solution to 75C to eliminate the effects
of difference in temperature. For testing the licking behavior, we used all the above fatty acids. …

… -term fat preference and … identification of a lipid sensor component in the oral cavity by
demonstrating that lingual stimulation of CD36 by unsaturated fatty acids impacts both behavioral …

… , greater ingestion of long-chainpolyunsaturated fatty acids and cholesterol, heating of fatty
… Although this conclusion issupported by our analysis of the antioxidant activity of the plants' …