
Multi-Antibiotics in Animal Feed LC-MSMS Analysis Kit
Antibiotics are widely used in veterinary medicine for prevention of disease in food producing animals. Excessive or unconscious usage of antibiotics might result residue in food such as milk, meat, honey and others. These residues can cause toxicity, allergic reactions. In additions low antibiotics residues in food products, consumed for long time and lead to the spread of drug-resistant bacteria. On the other hand, milk goes through production, processing and circulation until reaching consumers. In order to ensure consumers safety and to prevent any harmful health effects, WHO and EU established the MRL for antibiotics. LC-MS/MS has become the method of choice for analysis antibiotics residues due to do its high sensitivity, selectivity, robustness and cost effective.
Highlights
No need SPE or immunoaffinity column for extraction
Quick and simple sample preparation
Parameters
Matrix
Sample Preparation
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Step 1Weight 2.5 g of animal feed into a falcon tube.
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Step 2Add 200 µl of ISTD solution and 10 ml Reagent-1 onto sample and and vortex 5 minutes.
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Step 3Reagent 2 is added to the solution and vortexed for 5 minutes, Centrifuge at 3000 rpm for 5 min.
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Step 41 ml of the solution is taken, 1 ml of Reagent 3 is added and vortexed for 30 seconds.
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Step 5Filter the clear supernatant from 0.45 µm RC filter into a HPLC vial.

Chromatogram
METHOD PERFORMANCE
Analytes | Linearity 6460 QQQ | Recovery* (%) 6460 QQQ | Analytes | Linearity 6460 QQQ | Recovery * (%) 6460 QQQ |
5-Hydroxy-Thiabendazole | 0.997 | 98 | Metolachlor oxanilic acid | 0.994 | 102 |
Albendazole | 0.993 | 105 | Metronidazole | 0.999 | 92 |
Albendazole Sulfone | 0.999 | 103 | Nalidixic Acid | 0.997 | 109 |
Albendazole sulfoxide | 0.999 | 108 | Oxacillin | 0.996 | 87 |
Albendazole-2-amine sulfone | 0.997 | 101 | Oxytetracycline | 0.997 | 86 |
Amoxicillin | 0.997 | 102 | Oxfendazole | 0.997 | 105 |
Cloxacillin | 0.991 | 107 | Penisilin G | 0.997 | 104 |
Danofloxacin | 0.996 | 113 | Ronidazole | 0.999 | 98 |
Difloxacin | 0.995 | 96 | Sarafloxacin | 0.996 | 93 |
Dicloxacillin | 0.992 | 114 | Sulfadoxine | 0.997 | 104 |
Dimetridazole | 0.995 | 100 | Sulfakloropridazin | 0.999 | 110 |
Doxycycline | 0.993 | 96 | Sulfametaxazole | 0.998 | 106 |
Enrofloxacin | 0.994 | 101 | Sulfamezatin | 0.999 | 107 |
Fenbendazole | 0.993 | 101 | Sulfapyrdine | 0.997 | 101 |
Flubendazole | 0.997 | 109 | Sulfaquinoxaline | 0.998 | 97 |
Flumacuin | 0.993 | 112 | Sulfatiazole | 0.998 | 88 |
Furaltadon | 0.998 | 91 | Sulfadiazine | 0.996 | 92 |
Ipronidazole | 0.995 | 106 | Sulfadimethoxin | 0.996 | 105 |
Ipronidazole-hyroxy | 0.997 | 114 | Sulfamerazine | 0.999 | 102 |
Chlortetracycline | 0.994 | 98 | Tetracycline | 0.994 | 96 |
Levamisol | 0.999 | 107 | Tilmicosin | 0.997 | 118 |
Marfloxacin | 0.995 | 109 | Tylosin | 0.999 | 106 |
Mebendazole | 0.994 | 118 | Triclabendazole | 0.998 | 83 |