Honey is being used as a pure natural and as an ingredient in many foods, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics than ever before, so honey testing has become essential to maintain its healthful characteristics and protect pub...Honey is being used as a pure natural and as an ingredient in many foods, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics than ever before, so honey testing has become essential to maintain its healthful characteristics and protect public health. Tetracyclines （TCs） are used for the treatment or prevention of American and European foul broad in bee colonies which are caused especially by two species of bacteria--Paenibacillus larvae and Melissococcus pluton. The present study aimed to determine the tetracycline residues in different types of local and imported honey. The reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography （HPLC） with ultraviolet detection （UV） was used. Tetracycline and oxytetracycline were extracted from honey with 0.01 M sodium succinate buffer. Of the examined samples, 31.25% and 12.50% had these oxytetracycline and tetracycline residues, respectively. It was observed that all the samples studied have been reported residues of tetracycline and oxytetracycline more than international standards of maximum residue limit （MRLs）.展开更多
Here we propose a method for determination of Avermectin residual content in milk and beef content. After extracting and processing the sample, use high performance liquid chromatography （HPLC） for determination. Mo...Here we propose a method for determination of Avermectin residual content in milk and beef content. After extracting and processing the sample, use high performance liquid chromatography （HPLC） for determination. Mobile phase is： V（Methanol）： V（Water）=90： 10; determination wavelength is 245 nm; flow rate is 0.8 mL/min. Avermectin is completely separated in 17min, linear range is 5 - 0.3 g/L, correlation coefficient is 0.9997, average recovery rates of Avermectin in milk and beef are respectively 91.20 %- 100.32 % and 89.93 %-99.15 %, the relative standard deviations are respectively less than 7% and 4%. This method is simple, sensitive and accurate, so is suitable for determination of Avermectin residues in milk and beef, and it can meet domestic and foreign testing requirements.展开更多
A novel lateral flow immunoassay biosensor,combining the receptor-ligand reaction and antigen-antibody reaction was developed for the detection of β-lactam antibiotics in milk. The receptor protein, the carboxy-termi...A novel lateral flow immunoassay biosensor,combining the receptor-ligand reaction and antigen-antibody reaction was developed for the detection of β-lactam antibiotics in milk. The receptor protein, the carboxy-terminal domain of β-lactam sensor-transducer mutant from Bacillus.licheniformis, served as the recognition element. Colloidal gold(CG)-labelled receptor antibody-receptor ternary complex was applied as a signal transducer probe. The presence ofβ-lactams was identified through a color change in the test zone, where the reaction between the complex of CG/antireceptor antibody/receptor and β-lactam antigen on the test line could be inhibited by β-lactam residues in the sample,thus leading to a reduction in color signal. Based on the indirect labeling of the receptor with an antibody as a linker, the ability to detect 33 β-lactams was below or near the corresponding maximum residue limit. The proposed lateral flow immunoassay biosensor appears to be an excellent field-based screening tool for the qualitative screening of β-lactams in milk.展开更多
文摘Honey is being used as a pure natural and as an ingredient in many foods, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics than ever before, so honey testing has become essential to maintain its healthful characteristics and protect public health. Tetracyclines （TCs） are used for the treatment or prevention of American and European foul broad in bee colonies which are caused especially by two species of bacteria--Paenibacillus larvae and Melissococcus pluton. The present study aimed to determine the tetracycline residues in different types of local and imported honey. The reversed-phase high performance liquid chromatography （HPLC） with ultraviolet detection （UV） was used. Tetracycline and oxytetracycline were extracted from honey with 0.01 M sodium succinate buffer. Of the examined samples, 31.25% and 12.50% had these oxytetracycline and tetracycline residues, respectively. It was observed that all the samples studied have been reported residues of tetracycline and oxytetracycline more than international standards of maximum residue limit （MRLs）.
文摘Here we propose a method for determination of Avermectin residual content in milk and beef content. After extracting and processing the sample, use high performance liquid chromatography （HPLC） for determination. Mobile phase is： V（Methanol）： V（Water）=90： 10; determination wavelength is 245 nm; flow rate is 0.8 mL/min. Avermectin is completely separated in 17min, linear range is 5 - 0.3 g/L, correlation coefficient is 0.9997, average recovery rates of Avermectin in milk and beef are respectively 91.20 %- 100.32 % and 89.93 %-99.15 %, the relative standard deviations are respectively less than 7% and 4%. This method is simple, sensitive and accurate, so is suitable for determination of Avermectin residues in milk and beef, and it can meet domestic and foreign testing requirements.
基金financially supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (2019YFC1606603)。
文摘A novel lateral flow immunoassay biosensor,combining the receptor-ligand reaction and antigen-antibody reaction was developed for the detection of β-lactam antibiotics in milk. The receptor protein, the carboxy-terminal domain of β-lactam sensor-transducer mutant from Bacillus.licheniformis, served as the recognition element. Colloidal gold(CG)-labelled receptor antibody-receptor ternary complex was applied as a signal transducer probe. The presence ofβ-lactams was identified through a color change in the test zone, where the reaction between the complex of CG/antireceptor antibody/receptor and β-lactam antigen on the test line could be inhibited by β-lactam residues in the sample,thus leading to a reduction in color signal. Based on the indirect labeling of the receptor with an antibody as a linker, the ability to detect 33 β-lactams was below or near the corresponding maximum residue limit. The proposed lateral flow immunoassay biosensor appears to be an excellent field-based screening tool for the qualitative screening of β-lactams in milk.
