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6/14/2016

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ELISA and qPCR useful for peanut detection and quantification

Quantities obtained by qPCR in rice might be slightly more accurate

(more true compared to the expected/theoretical values) than

quantities obtained by ELISA

Kit to kit

variation

Matrix to matrix

variation:

Baked cookies, cumin powder less applicable matrices in this study

(influence of

processing

)

Effect of mixing flour to other cookies ingredients and the effect of

high-temperature baking clearly observed, in terms of less detection

and quantification in both ELISA and qPCR

This effect was even stronger for qPCR compared to ELISA

Variation

between the two labs

who used exactly the same test

materials for exactly the same set of 11 peanut test kits

Belgian NRL-Allergens

(2 labs + Federal Food Safety Agency)

Validation study on peanut detection -

Conclusions

Contribution from I. Taverniers

(ILVO) & N. Gillard (CER)

Factors influencing ELISA measurements

Antibodies

Monoclonal or polyclonal

Target of the antibody: single/several proteins, fractionated,

modified, synthesized

Material used for immunization