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Food oral breaking and the determining role of tongue muscle strength

Alsanei et al., 2015

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4954669047920324226
Author
Alsanei W
Chen J
Ding R
Publication year
Publication venue
Food Research International

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Some previous studies have revealed a great variation of tongue muscle strength among healthy individuals. However, the implication of different tongue muscle strengths to individuals' oral capability of food handling is yet to be determined. In this work, vege-gels …
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