有关气味与食物选择的科学文献

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2011
Ackroff, K., & Sclafani A. (2011).  Flavor preferences conditioned by post-oral infusion of monosodium glutamate in rats.. Physiology & behavior. 104(3), 488-94. Abstract
2010
Ackroff, K., Yiin Y. - M., & Sclafani A. (2010).  Post-oral infusion sites that support glucose-conditioned flavor preferences in rats.. Physiology & behavior. 99(3), 402-11. Abstract
2008
Glendinning, J. I., Yiin Y. - M., Ackroff K., & Sclafani A. (2008).  Intragastric infusion of denatonium conditions flavor aversions and delays gastric emptying in rodents.. Physiology & behavior. 93(4-5), 757-65. Abstract
2005
Ackroff, K., Lucas F., & Sclafani A. (2005).  Flavor preference conditioning as a function of fat source.. Physiology & behavior. 85(4), 448-60. Abstract
Yiin, Y. - M., Ackroff K., & Sclafani A. (2005).  Flavor preferences conditioned by intragastric nutrient infusions in food restricted and free-feeding rats.. Physiology & behavior. 84(2), 217-31. Abstract
2004
Ackroff, K., & Sclafani A. (2004).  Fructose-conditioned flavor preferences in male and female rats: effects of sweet taste and sugar concentration.. Appetite. 42(3), 287-97. Abstract
2001
Ackroff, K., Touzani K., Peets T. K., & Sclafani A. (2001).  Flavor preferences conditioned by intragastric fructose and glucose: differences in reinforcement potency.. Physiology & behavior. 72(5), 691-703. Abstract
1999
Sclafani, A., Fanizza L. J., & Azzara A. V. (1999).  Conditioned flavor avoidance, preference, and indifference produced by intragastric infusions of galactose, glucose, and fructose in rats.. Physiology & behavior. 67(2), 227-34. Abstract
1996
Sclafani, A., Lucas F., & Ackroff K. (1996).  The importance of taste and palatability in carbohydrate-induced overeating in rats.. The American journal of physiology. 270(6 Pt 2), R1197-202. Abstract
1989
Lucas, F., & Sclafani A. (1989).  Flavor preferences conditioned by intragastric fat infusions in rats.. Physiology & behavior. 46(3), 403-12. Abstract