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inosinic acid
(redirected from Inosinate)

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in·o·sin·ic acid (n-snk, n-)
n.
Inosine phosphate; a nucleotide that is found in muscle and other tissues.

inosinic acid
see inosine 5-monophosphate.


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Savory Enhancer Program: The primary applications of the Company's savory flavor ingredients are to reduce or replace monosodium glutamate (MSG) and other additives such as sodium inosinate (IMP), and to enhance the savory taste of foods by combining our savory flavors with other ingredients to create unique new flavors.
Program Updates: -- Savory Enhancer Program: The primary applications of the Company's savory flavor ingredients are to reduce or replace monosodium glutamate (MSG) and other additives such as sodium inosinate (IMP), and to enhance the savory taste of foods by combining our savory flavors with other ingredients to create unique new flavors.
Savory Program: The primary applications of the Company's savory flavor ingredients are to reduce or eliminate monosodium glutamate (MSG) and other additives such as sodium inosinate (IMP), and to enhance the savory taste of foods.
 
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