Taste and Smell
Title: Sudden onset, acute loss of taste and smell in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19): A systematic review
... conditions that affect chemosensory perception such as certain medications, diabetes, renal ailments, cardiac conditions, nicotine, nutritional deficiency, post-operative ENT surgeries, sinusitis, and other similar ...
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<p>Impact of taste and smell training on taste disorders during chemotherapy – TASTE trial</p>
... for taste and smell disorders and the subsequent increased risk of malnutrition and weight loss in cancer patients, taste and smell training are not included in general nutritional counseling ...
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<p>Loss of Taste and Smell are Common Clinical Characteristics of Patients with COVID-19 in Somalia: A Retrospective Double Centre Study</p>
... For this retrospective, double-center study, we reviewed 60 patients with real-time reverse transcriptase polymer- ase-chain-reaction (RT-PCR) confirmed Covid-19 pneu- monia who had clinically presented to double ...
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Prediction of preference and choice of wines by EEG derived measures during taste and smell procedures
... the smell procedure were found compared to the activity during the taste procedure and the baseline ...the smell procedure than during the taste ...
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Impact Assessment of Smell and Taste Disorders on Quality of Life in Thais Using the SF-36 Health Survey (Thai version)
... normal smell and/or taste test ...evaluation smell only, taste only and combined smell and taste disorder determined by phenyl ethyl alcohol (PEA) detection threshold, ...
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Relationships of taste, smell, sight, and touch to forage se lection.
... Highlight: Chemical impairment of taste, smell, and touch and physical obstruction of sight were studied in relation to forage preferences of sheep in a tall-forb [r] ...
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Aquatic adaptation and the evolution of smell and taste in whales
... of smell that can detect various odors using four kinds of G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) encoded by dif- ferent multigene families to each other: olfactory recep- tors (ORs), trace amine-associated receptors ...
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The relative importance of colour, taste and smell in the protection of an aposematic insect Coccinella septempunctata
... then seven-spot ladybirds that had been reflex-bled for the remaining trials (b) Edible beetles carrying the taste of seven-spot ladybird in the form of reflex blood offered for 1 1 tri[r] ...
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Sensing the future of HCI: Touch, taste, and smell user interfaces
... Moreover, both psychologists and neuroscientists have advanced the field of multisensory perception over recent decades. For example, they have provided crucial insights on the multisensory interactions that give rise to ...
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PRODUCTION OF GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID (GABA) IN WHEY PROTEIN DRINK DURING FERMENTATION BY LACTOBACILLUS PLANTARUM
... of taste and smell after 30 days of maintenance period was seen for whey protein drinks containing strawberry concentrate and kept at 4˚C, and the lowest score ...and smell during maintenance period ...
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Natural Chili (Capsicum frutescens L.) Cultivation to Mitigate Chili Leaf Curl Complex in North Sulawesi, Indonesia
... vision, taste and smell are not confounded by other plant species, as well as insect predators and parasitoids populations is lower than in the natural farming system ...
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A Computational Approach to Generate a Sensorial Lexicon
... For the evaluation, we compare the accuracy of a simple classifier based on the sensorial lexicon against two baselines on a sense classification task, both at word and sentence level. To achieve that, we use the gold ...
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Sensicon: An Automatically Constructed Sensorial Lexicon
... For the evaluation, we compare the accuracy of a simple classifier based on Sensicon against two baselines on a sense classification task both at word and sentence level. To achieve that, we use the gold standard that we ...
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Acceptance of a ready-to-use supplementary food by stable HIV-treated and HIV and tuberculosis (co-infected)-treated patients
... the smell and colour of the RUSF, and associated both properties with peanut ...the taste of the RUSF, and associated it with peanut butter and porridge received from the ...the smell and colour of ...
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In the space of whispers
... empathy. A good example of such construction we can find in a painting by a Polish artist Jacek Malczewski (1854-1929) entitled ‘Whispers’ (also known as ‘Painter and His Muse’). Here whispers’ source is also a woman (a ...
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Chemical Composition, Sensory Evaluation and Starter Activity in Cow, Soy, Peanut and Rice Milk
... of smell, taste and mouth feel of rice milk didn’t behave the same trend of color and ...grainy taste of rice milk and from other hand to very low fat ...of smell, taste and mouth feel ...
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Tactile landscape: visitors at the Great Barrier Reef
... 20Settings/Temp/WindowsLiveWriter-429641856/4965CD3DD6F3/index.htm#_edn1) [1] Knowledge of place is thus built from the sensuous experiences of physical space and its contents through time. The accumulation of ...
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The 'scent' and 'flavour' of hypertension
... sphygmomanometer and twice at follow-up with an electronic blood pressure device (Omron HEM-8102A). After adjustments for multiple confounders the only group that showed a rise in blood pressure over the two years was ...
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Managing uncertainty in obesity
... The discovery of functions of the distributed cell groups of corticotrophin-releasing factor (CRF) neurons, the motor neurons for activation of the pituitary and adrenal, as well as the tight interrelationships between ...
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“Taste Masking: A Pathfinder for Bitter Drugs” by N. Shet, I. Vaidya, India. Digital copy link
... of taste, touch, smell, sight and sound, all of which combine to produce an infinite number of gradations in the perception of a ...action. Taste buds, located mainly on the tongue, contain very ...
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