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The discovery of the taste of L-aspartyl-L-phenylalanine methyl ester-aspartame (APM)-was accidental (1), as has been true for the discovery of previous novel chemical compounds having a sweet taste. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
peak plasma glutamate, aspartame loading, hypothalamic neuronal necrosis, administered aspartame, body weight aspartame, blood formate levels, aspartame administration, rats fed aspartame, erythrocyte free amino acid levels, plasma aspartate concentration, plasma glutamate concentration, bladder lumina, erythrocyte amino acid levels, plasma phenylalanine levels, aspartame dosing, hepatic catalase activity, aspartame data, plasma glutamate analysis, receiving dietary aspartame, aspartate loading upon plasma, aspartame dose, administered aspartate, aspartate dose, plasma dicarboxylic amino acid concentration, providing phenylalanine Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Hearing Clerk File, Administrative Record, Marcel Dekker, Raven Press, Charles River, United States, Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, National Academy of Sciences, Iowa City, Brain Eye, Food Sci, Acetosulfam Aspartame Ca Cyclamate Fructose Glucose, Kidney Adrenal, Xylitol Xylose, Cancer Res, Food Chem, Life Sci, University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin, Urinary Bladder Tumorigenicity Study of Aspartame, Caries Res, Cecum Small, Hearing Clerk's File Vol New!
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The discovery of the taste of L-aspartyl-L-phenylalanine methyl ester-aspartame (APM)-was accidental (1), as has been true for the discovery of previous novel chemical compounds having a sweet taste. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
peak plasma glutamate, aspartame loading, hypothalamic neuronal necrosis, administered aspartame, body weight aspartame, blood formate levels, aspartame administration, rats fed aspartame, erythrocyte free amino acid levels, plasma aspartate concentration, plasma glutamate concentration, bladder lumina, erythrocyte amino acid levels, plasma phenylalanine levels, aspartame dosing, hepatic catalase activity, aspartame data, plasma glutamate analysis, receiving dietary aspartame, aspartate loading upon plasma, aspartame dose, administered aspartate, aspartate dose, plasma dicarboxylic amino acid concentration, providing phenylalanine Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Hearing Clerk File, Administrative Record, Marcel Dekker, Raven Press, Charles River, United States, Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, National Academy of Sciences, Iowa City, Brain Eye, Food Sci, Acetosulfam Aspartame Ca Cyclamate Fructose Glucose, Kidney Adrenal, Xylitol Xylose, Cancer Res, Food Chem, Life Sci, University of Illinois, University of Wisconsin, Urinary Bladder Tumorigenicity Study of Aspartame, Caries Res, Cecum Small, Hearing Clerk's File Vol New!
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- New York by Tama Janowitz on 4 pages
- Metabolic Basis of Inherited Disease by John B. Stanbury on 4 pages
- Current Topics in Membranes and Transport by Felix Bronner on page 42, and page 5
- Developments in Sweeteners-2 by T.H. Grenby on page 21, and page 22
- Nutrition and the Brain, Vol. 6: Physiological and Behavioral Effects of Food Constituents by Richard J. Wurtman on page 44, and page 651
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