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titleOfInvention Method for screening sweetness-enhancing substances
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for screening sweetness enhancing substances with a small amount of sample easily and with good reproducibility. A method for evaluating a sweetness-enhancing substance characterized by using a nerve response mechanism of a mouse and using as an index the intensity of nerve response to a sweetness-enhancing candidate substance including a sweetening substance and a microbial fermentation composition. (A) confirming the nerve response intensity of the sweet substance alone, (B) A method for evaluating a sweetness-enhancing substance, comprising: confirming a nerve response intensity of a sweetness-enhancing candidate substance alone; and (C) confirming a nerve response intensity when the sweetness-enhancing candidate substance is mixed with the sweetening substance. [Selection figure] None
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