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Carpathian Journal of Food Science and Technology <strong>2011</strong>, 3(1), 7- 11<br />

2. Materials and methods<br />

Milk samples were analyzed using the<br />

ELISA method (Enzyme-linked<br />

immunosorbent assay) and interpreted<br />

according to the instructions of the<br />

standard or of the analysis kit (R-Biopharm<br />

AG, Ridascreen for AFM 1 , Art Nr.<br />

R1111).<br />

39 <strong>de</strong>terminations were ma<strong>de</strong> using<br />

this ELISA kit, samples and standards<br />

were analyzed in duplicate.<br />

The concentration of M1 Aflatoxin in milk<br />

samples was calculated using the following<br />

equation:<br />

A<br />

%Ab = 100 (1)<br />

A<br />

where:<br />

A – absorbance standard, %<br />

A 0 – Absorbance zero standard, %<br />

0<br />

The zero standard is thus ma<strong>de</strong><br />

equal to 100 % and the absorbance values<br />

are quoted in percentages. The values<br />

calculated for the standards are entered in a<br />

system of coordinates on semi logarithmic<br />

graph paper against the aflatoxin M1<br />

concentration [ng/l].<br />

In or<strong>de</strong>r to obtain the aflatoxin M1<br />

concentration in ng/l actually contained in<br />

a sample, the concentration read from the<br />

calibration curve must be further<br />

multiplied by the corresponding dilution<br />

factor.<br />

All the procedures for the ELISA<br />

analysis are shown in Figure 1.<br />

Figure. 1. Procedures for the ELISA analysis<br />

m- sampling quantity ; V 1 – the methanol volume used for extraction ; V 2 - the supernatant<br />

volume obtained through centrifugation; V 3 - the volume of the tampon solution for dilution ;<br />

V 4 –the volume of solution used in the analysis ; V 5 – the volume of tampon solution for blank<br />

;V 6 –the volume of solution conjugated ; V 7 -the volume of tampon solution for standardizing ;<br />

V 8 – the volume of substrata solution ; V 9 – the volume of H 2 SO 4 solution for stopping the<br />

reaction ; -uncertain<br />

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