有关气味与食物选择的科学文献

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Kanarek, R. B., & Marks-Kaufman R. (1988).  Factors influencing the effects of nutritive and non-nutritive sweeteners on energy intake and body weight in rats.. Appetite. 11 Suppl 1, 16-9. Abstract
Kaul, W. (2005).  It's all in the taste. Feed Mix. 13, 25-28. Abstract
Kennedy, J. M., & Baldwin B. A. (1972).  Taste preferences in pigs for nutritive and non-nutritive sweet solutions. Anim Behav. 20, 706-18.
King, R. H. (1979).  The effect of adding a feed flavour to the diets of young pigs before and after weaning. Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture & Animal Husbandry. 19, 695-697. Abstract
Kinnamon, S. C. (2011).  Taste receptor signalling - from tongues to lungs.. Acta physiologica (Oxford, England). Abstract
Kornegay, E. T., Tinsley S. E., & Bryant K. L. (1979).  Evaluation of rearing systems and feed flavours for pigs weaned at two to three weeks of age. Journal of Animal Science. 48, 999-1006. Abstract
Kotlyar, A. (2000).  The effect of palatability and aromatic supplements to pig feed on meat quality. [Russian]. Svinovodstvo. 4, 20-22. Abstract
Krebs, N. (2007).  Odors and Pheromones: Influences of Olfaction on Behavior, Physiology, and Performance to reduce Stress in Pigs. Abstract
Kurihara, K. (2009).  Glutamate: from discovery as a food flavor to role as a basic taste (umami).. The American journal of clinical nutrition. 90(3), 719S-722S. Abstract
Kurihara, K., & Kashiwayanagi M. (2000).  Physiological studies on umami taste.. The Journal of nutrition. 130(4S Suppl), 931S-4S. Abstract
Kurihara, K., & Kashiwayanagi M. (1998).  Introductory remarks on umami taste.. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 855, 393-7. Abstract
Kyriazakis, I., Anderson D. H., & Duncan A. J. (1998).  Conditioned flavour aversions in sheep: the relationship between the dose rate of a secondary plant compound and the acquisition and persistence of aversions.. The British journal of nutrition. 79(1), 55-62. Abstract