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Distinguishing physicochemical matrix effects from perceptual interactions in flavor research
Food constituents may interact at multiple levels, ranging from physicochemical processes within the product to integration within the sensory system. Distinguishing these levels is essential when interpreting changes in odor perception. Recent studies have investigated interactions between odorants
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