Most cited papers from EPC Natural Products

EPC Natural Products

What are the most cited papers from EPC Natural Products?

The most cited paper from EPC Natural Products is "Can nonvolatile tastants be smelled during food oral processing?" (Yue He, Jianshe Chen, Weiyao Shi et al., 2023), with 23 citations. Next come "Retronasal sensation of nonvolatile sweeteners and its impacts on the flavor perception of beverages" (14) and "Aerosol generation of sweeteners solutions during a drinking process" (8).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Can nonvolatile tastants be smelled during food oral processing? Yue He, Jianshe Chen, Weiyao Shi et al. · Chemical Senses Open access	2023	23
2	Retronasal sensation of nonvolatile sweeteners and its impacts on the flavor perception of beverages Yue He, Jianshe Chen, Weiyao Shi et al. · Food Quality and Preference	17 Jan 2024	14
3	Aerosol generation of sweeteners solutions during a drinking process Yue He, Jiamin Qiu, Jianshe Chen et al. · Food Hydrocolloids	3 Sep 2024	8
4	Insights Into Retronasal Sensation of Sweeteners Within Aerosol Particles Via Scalp Electroencephalogram Yue He, Tao Yang, Jianshe Chen et al. · Sensory Neuroscience Open access	21 Jun 2025	5
5	Human neural synergy when combining stevia with a flavour modifier and the neural effects of sucrose vs stevia Hee-kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. · NeuroImage Open access	23 Oct 2025	3
6	Human brain responses to the artificial sweetener sucralose and sucrose in the presence of flavour modifier Hee-kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. · Nutritional Neuroscience Open access	4 Jul 2025	3
7	Retro nasal blockade reduces the neural processing of sucrose in the human brain Hee-kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. · IBRO Neuroscience Reports Open access	31 Oct 2025	2
8	The Neural and Perceptual Effects of Stevia During Retronasal Occlusion Hee‐kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. · European Journal of Neuroscience Open access	28 Mar 2026	0
9	A Novel Temporal Approach to Quantify the Retronasal Contribution to Sweet Taste Perception Using Nose‐Clip Conditions Chuncao Yin, Yuxuan Zhu, Junni Li et al. · Journal of Sensory Studies	8 Mar 2026	0
10	Challenging the “Non-Volatile” Taste Assumption: Neural Effects of Retro Nasal Occlusion on Stevia Perception Hee-kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. PreprintOpen access	8 Dec 2025	0
11	Human Neural Synergy when combining Stevia with a Flavor Modifer and the Neural effects of Sucrose vs Stevia Hee-kyoung Ko, Jingang Shi, Thomas Eidenberger et al. · bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) PreprintOpen access	17 Jun 2025	0
12	Neural synergy to artificial sweetener sucralose in the presence of flavour modifier Hee-kyoung Ko, S. Jingang, Emilie Thomas et al. · Neuroscience Applied Open access	2024	0

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