Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8983690 | Meat Science | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Variables linked to saliva-food matrix interactions (boli volume and weight, dry matter content) were not dependent on muscle fiber disorganization evaluated using shear tests. No texture effect was observed from the mechanical properties of the boli, whatever the chewing context. Denture wearers swallowed less disorganized boli but with a similar water content as dentate. Between subjects variability was the highest for saliva-food interactions and the lowest for mechanical properties. The variations obtained in meat boli characteristics could have consequences on sensory properties perception and on the digestion process.
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Authors
Yven Claude, Culioli Joseph, Mioche Laurence,