Content: Sweetness and sweeteners: what is all the excitement about? / Grant E. DuBois —
Genetic architecture of sweet taste / Alexander A. Bachmanov —
Making sense of the sweet taste receptor / Peihua Jiang … [et al.] —
T1R2, T1R3, and the detection of sweet stimuli / Stephan Vigues … [et al.] —
In vitro models to study taste: can sweetness be modeled in a dish? / Nancy E. Rawson and M. Hakan Ozdener —
Structure-activity relationship and AH-B after 40 years / Terry E. Acree and Michael Lindley —
Crystal structures of the sweet protein MNEI: insights into sweet protein-receptor interactions / Jeanette R. Hobbs, Steven D. Munger, and Graeme L. Conn —
Molecular models of sweet taste receptors provide insights into function / Meng Cui … [et al.] —
Pharmacophore modeling of sweet and bitter tasting molecules / Nicolas Froloff —
Multiple receptors or multiple sites? Modeling the human T1R2-T1R3 sweet taste receptor / Gabriella Morini, Angela Bassoli, and Piero A. Temussi —
Computational docking to sweet taste receptor models / D. Eric Walters —
What can psychophysical studies with sweetness inhibitors teach us about taste? / Veronica Galindo-Cuspinera and Paul A.S. Breslin —
A method to measure taste qualities, taste intensity, and temporal profile of compounds aimed at human consumption by taste nerve recordings in monkeys / Go?ran Hellekant and Yiwen Wang —
The bittersweet search for bitter-sweet interactions: cell to cell communication in the taste bud / M. Scott Herness, Fang-li Zhao, and Yu Cao —
cAMP: a role in sweet taste adaptation / Nirupa Chaudhari and Sue C. Kinnamon —
Saccharin: artificial sweetener, bitter tastant, and sweet taste inhibitor / Marcel Winnig … [et al.] —
Permeation of amphipathic sweeteners into taste-bud cells and their interactions with post-receptor signaling components: possible implications for sweet-taste quality / M. Naim … [et al.] —
We are what we eat, but why? Relationships between oral sensation, genetics, pathology, and diet / Derek J. Snyder … [et al.] —
Perception and acceptance of sweeteners / Jeannine F. Delwiche and Amanda R. Warnock —
Interindividual differences of taste sensitivity in humans and hamsters: multiple receptor sites for single organic molecules / Annick Faurion —
The “bitter sweet” truth of artificial sweeteners / C.T. Simons … [et al.] —
The use of rodent models to link neurobiological processes with the psychophysics of sweet taste / A.C. Spector, S. Eylam, and C.D. Dotson —
Functional characterization of the human sweet taste receptor: high- throughput screening assay development and structural function relation —
Xiaodong Li and Guy Servant —
Development of transient receptor potential melanostation 5 modulators for sweetness enhancement / R.W. Bryant … [et al.] —
Enhancers for sweet taste from the world of non-volatiles: polyphenols as taste modifiers / Jakob P. Ley … [et al.] —
Evaluation of high-intensity sweetener modulators / Cheryl R. Mitchell, Richard Ray, and Marian Schwartz —
Improving the taste of artificial sweeteners using flavors / Masashi Ishikawa … [et al.] —
Why should on organic chemist study sweet taste? / Angela Bassoli … [et al.] —
Sweeteners and sweetness modulators: requirements for commercial viability / Grant E. DuBois —
Development of new, low calorie sweetener: new aspartame derivative / Yusuke Amino … [et al.] —
Challenges to reducing sugar in foods / D. Kilcast, C. den Ridder, and C. Narain —
Development of a new, no calorie commercial sweetener neotame / Indra Prakash and Ihab E. Bishay —
Sensory properties of neotame: comparison with other sweeteners / Susan S. Schiffman, Elizabeth A. Sattely-Miller, and Ihab E. Bishay —
Recent developments in structure-taste studies of sulfamates / William J. Spillane … [et al.] —
Neoculin as a new protein with taste-modifying activity: purification, characterization, and X-ray crystallography / A. Shimizu-Ibuka … [et al.] —
How sweet it is: detailed molecular and functional studies of brazzein, a sweet protein and its analogs / Fariba Assadi-Porter … [et al.] —
Steviol glucuronide as excretion product of stevioside in human volunteers: lack of carcinogenic properties of steviol glycosides and steviol / Jan M.C. Geuns —
Stevioside: a safe sweetener and possible new drug for the treatment of the metabolic syndrome / Jan M.C. Geuns.
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