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2003
Complementary therapies have become more commonly used over the last decade and have been applied to a range of health problems, including dementia. Of these, aroma therapy is reported to be the most widely used in the British National Health Service (Lundie 1994) and might be of use for people with dementia for whom verbal interaction may be difficult
Francesca E Holt +5 more
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Complementary therapies have become more commonly used over the last decade and have been applied to a range of health problems, including dementia. Of these, aroma therapy is reported to be the most widely used in the British National Health Service (Lundie 1994) and might be of use for people with dementia for whom verbal interaction may be difficult
Francesca E Holt +5 more
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Characterization of meat aroma concentrates with different aroma notes
Food / Nahrung, 1982AbstractAroma concentrates with meaty flavour can be obtained by heat treatment of mixtures of glucose, amino acids, and other components in aqueous solution at optimized conditions. The MAILLARD reaction can be carried out under similar conditions by varying the ingredients to form flavour notes corresponding to those of meat of different origin.The ...
R. Schrödter, G. Wölm, J. Schliemann
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Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 1977
AbstractNorfolk beeswax with a good honey aroma was used as a source of honey volatiles. Low‐ and medium‐boiling volatiles of beeswax were studied using combined gas chromatography‐mass spectrometry‐odour assessment, 28 compounds being conclusively identified and a further 20 tentatively.
Carol E. M. Ferber, Harry E. Nursten
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AbstractNorfolk beeswax with a good honey aroma was used as a source of honey volatiles. Low‐ and medium‐boiling volatiles of beeswax were studied using combined gas chromatography‐mass spectrometry‐odour assessment, 28 compounds being conclusively identified and a further 20 tentatively.
Carol E. M. Ferber, Harry E. Nursten
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Science, 2017
Plant Science Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) serve as invisible lines of communication among host plants, pathogens, commensals, community groups, and, with flowers, their pollinators. Studying petunia flowers, Adebesin et al. show that VOCs do not passively diffuse out of the cells but are actively shuttled across the plasma membrane by an ABC (ATP-
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Plant Science Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) serve as invisible lines of communication among host plants, pathogens, commensals, community groups, and, with flowers, their pollinators. Studying petunia flowers, Adebesin et al. show that VOCs do not passively diffuse out of the cells but are actively shuttled across the plasma membrane by an ABC (ATP-
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Aroma compounds of arbutus distillates
1995Abstract The composition of the arbutus distillate, a typical product of Southern Portugal, is studied also in order to give suggestions for improving its quality. 45 samples from 25 distilleries have been submitted to GC and, in part, to GC-MS analyses. A wide number of compounds, mostly of fermentative origin, have been identified.
G. Versini +5 more
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Research progress of wine aroma components: A critical review
Food Chemistry, 2023Liankui Wen, Zhitong Wang
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