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Scent of a Strawberry
German scientists reveal the exact biochemical processes used by strawberries to produce their key aroma compound
Most Accessed Articles: April 2013
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Meat, Bacteria, and Atherosclerosis
By metabolizing L-carnitine, a nutrient abundant in red meat, intestinal bacteria promote atherosclerosis
Bring More Omega-3 Fatty Acids to Foods
New method used to add omega-3 fatty acids to popular food like sausages
Mixing Water and Oil: A Magic Process
A bottom-up process for making dodecane-in-water nanoemulsions in just ten seconds has been reported
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Catalyst Keeps Fruit Fresh Longer
Even at low temperatures, platinum nanoparticles on a support catalyze breakdown of ethylene
Too Much Alcohol? Eat Corn!
Corn peptides stimulate ethanol metabolism and can be used to alleviate hangover symptoms following alcohol intoxication
Crispy Ham and Salami Pizzas Hide Dangerous Substances
To obtain crispy pizzas, consumers use baking conditions which create heterocyclic amines in ham and salami toppings