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The specialty section on Food Chemistry is looking for manuscripts dealing with the structural and functional characterization of major and minor food components. For an unequivocal description of activity, the molecules under study have to be structurally defined as clear as possible. If the compounds under study are not available in sufficient purity from commercial sources, reliable structural determination of these compounds is essential. These studies typically include mass spectral and NMR experiments. The types of activity reported may range from molecular food technology to bioactivity in the broadest sense but data must accompany sufficient discussion to demonstrate their relevance to the food. The latter may include sensory, nutritional, physiological or toxicological properties. Also chemical and biochemical reactions and structure modifications in molecules induced by processing and storage are highly welcome. In order to report relationships between structure and activity or between doses and activity, the studies typically also include quantitative data. The latter should be obtained by new or improved analytical methods provided adequate validation can be demonstrated with data from real food samples to demonstrate robustness. The compounds detected in foods typically originate from the raw materials or are formed during reactions in foods, but may enter foods during contact with non-food materials as well. Therefore, such non-food products in contact with foods or with humans in general are further items that are covered by this section. Given these premises, food-related interdisciplinary research including technology, engineering, toxicology, nutrition, medicine and molecular biology are highly welcome. Manuscripts submitted to the Section Food Chemistry should fall within the scope of the Journal they are submitted to, based on the respective analytical or nutritional focus. The editorial office or the Chief Editor may guide a manuscript to its appropriate journal.
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