Free-Choice Profiling of OR-I7 Agonists and Homologues Using GCO

Chemosensory Perception - Tập 1 - Trang 235-241 - 2008
Katherine M. Kittel1, Anne J. Kurtz2, John Barnard3, Terry E. Acree2
1Cadbury Adams, Whippany, USA
2Department of Food Science and Technology, Cornell University, Geneva, USA
3Division of Computer Services, Cornell University, Geneva, USA

Tóm tắt

Straight chain aldehydes C-7 to C-10 excite olfactory receptor I-7 (OR-I7), while aldehydes C-6, C-11, and C-12 do not. Odorants C-6 to C-12 were analyzed using free-choice profiling to determine differences in olfactory perceptions. A panel of 12 subjects, two male and ten female, analyzed a set of seven saturated straight chain aldehydes of increasing length (C-6 to C-12). Panelists were trained with pure standards and tested in two trials using a seven-odorant probe delivered via gas chromatography–olfactometry. Generalized procrustes analysis of the panelists’ scores provided information on differences of perceived odor quality. C-6 was characterized by green and grassy aromas, while C-7 to C-12 were characterized as citrus aromas with additional odor notes varying from floral, fresh, and soapy (C-7) to nutty, oily, and rancid (C-12). Differences in odor quality suggest that several different olfactory receptors including OR-I7 are involved in the processing of aldehydes C-6 to C-12.

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