Appetite ratings of foods are predictable with an in vitro advanced gastrointestinal model in combination with an in silico artificial neural network
Appetite ratings of foods are predictable with an in vitro advanced gastrointestinal model in combination with an in silico artificial neural network
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DOI:
10.1016/j.foodres.2019.03.051
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发表时间:
2019-08-01
影响因子:
8.1
通讯作者:
Havenaar,Robert
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作者:
Bellmann,Susann;Krishnan,Shaji;Havenaar,Robert
The expected increase of global obesity prevalence makes it necessary to have information about the effects of meal intakes on the feeling of appetite. Because human clinical studies are time and cost intensive, there is a need for a reliable alternative. The aim of this study was to develop and evaluate anin vitro-in silicotechnology to predict the feelings of fullness and hunger after consumption of different types of meals. In this technology the results from anin vitrogastrointestinal model (tiny-TIMagc) on gastric viscosity and intestinal digestion of different meals were used as input data for anin silicoartificial neural network (ANN). The predictions of the feeling of fullness and hunger were compared with actual human scores for these parameters after intake of the same type of meals. From these first series of experiments, with a relatively small number ofin vitrodigestive parameters as input forin silicomodeling, a reasonable prediction of appetite rating for foods can be realized at a time- and cost-effective way.