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Examination and Validation of Classification Schema for Determining Thermal Taste Status
Chemosensory Perception ( IF 1 ) Pub Date : 2019-04-16 , DOI: 10.1007/s12078-019-09264-w Margaret Thibodeau , Anthony Saliba , Martha Bajec , Gary Pickering
中文翻译:
确定热味状态的分类方案的检验和验证
更新日期:2019-04-16
Chemosensory Perception ( IF 1 ) Pub Date : 2019-04-16 , DOI: 10.1007/s12078-019-09264-w Margaret Thibodeau , Anthony Saliba , Martha Bajec , Gary Pickering
Introduction
Thermal taster status (TTS) is determined when the tongue is cooled or warmed, whereby thermal tasters (TT) experience a taste sensation while thermal nontasters (TnT) do not. The literature suggests that TT experience greater responsiveness (higher intensity ratings) to orosensory stimuli; however, small sample sizes and differences in classification schemes between studies confound our understanding of TTS. In addition, up to 50% of individuals (nonclassifiables, NC) have been excluded from previous studies and have yet to be characterized.Methods
Raw responses to the thermal-elicitation procedure were used to determine the TTS of the same participants using four published classification schemes, and concordance between the schemes was examined using Fleiss’ kappa. Using a large convenience sample (n = 708), we tested for differences in orosensory (ANOVA) and temperature (Mann-Whitney U) responsiveness between TT, TnT, and NC.Results
TT are more responsive than TnT to both orosensations and temperature changes, regardless of the classification method used despite only moderate concordance between the schemes. Overall, the orosensory and temperature responsiveness of NC is intermediate to that of TT and TnT. However, the responses of NC are not homogeneous and subgroups are identified.Conclusions
The trend of TT being more responsive to orosensory and temperature stimuli is confirmed. The responsiveness patterns of NC subgroups suggest they are misclassified TT and TnT, and can be included in future studies examining thermal tasting.Implications
TTS is an important source of individual differences in orosensory responsiveness, and our findings inform best practices for thermal elicitation and classification.中文翻译:
确定热味状态的分类方案的检验和验证