Sentence examples for stimulate taste from inspiring English sources

Except for bitter-tasting substances, the chemicals that stimulate taste receptors are generally water soluble.

Since bicarbonate does not stimulate taste receptors, the researchers said, it is probably the protons that are responsible.

Waldman, a breast cancer survivor, sent him care packages with boxes of lemon drops to stimulate taste buds deadened by his treatments.

According to Nahmias, animal fat produces the flavors and aromas that stimulate taste buds, and he says that his company can produce the fat without harvesting animals and without genetic modification.

The fact that volatile molecules can enter the terminal pore and stimulate taste neurons has received scant attention, except for reports showing that plant odors stimulate taste receptor neurons of tobacco hornworm larvae, Manduca sexta [53], the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say) [54] and the blowfly [28].

We designed a device consisting of two electrodes, with which we could separately stimulate taste sensilla and record their physiological activity in response to synthetic 7-T (tungsten electrod method).

These substances are presumed to stimulate the taste receptors using the same receptor proteins as sugars.

While I can't imagine Microsoft adding a SmellPod to their Xbox controller, you can bet CamSoda would fire little chocolate strawberry pellets into your mouth to stimulate your taste organs if they had the technology.

These physical characteristics allowed the tastants to stimulate the taste buds of the fish the moment it bit into the food.

While the traditional approach has the advantage of being able to test non-volatile compounds, such as the prototypical TRPV1 agonist capsaicin, it also allows the chemical to stimulate the taste system and possibly stimulate sensory fibers in the gut.

γ-Amino butyric acid has a fagostimulant activity since it can stimulate the taste chemoreceptors of insects sensitive to sugars, thus increasing the feeding rate (Schoonhoven et al. 2005 ).