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AOAC--

lNI'UìN,{]'loNAl.

VoL.

97,

No.

3,2014

lì'om

various supplicrs.

Follorv

manufactr¡ret''s

instruclions for

pre

pirration.

(i)

'tfupric

sort

agar

(1'SA).-Available

fì'om

t"\eogen Cotp.

and

othel

suppliels. Irollort, manulàcturer's

instt'uctions

lbr'

preparalion.

C.

Apparatus

(a)

lncubaÍorit'e¿rrle¡:-

Âr,¿rilable

fiom

Neogen

Corp.

Incubatolireader

capablc

of

opelating

at

56

+

loC

and

reading

1ìuoresccnce

in

leal time

in

ttvo

channels

(485/535

nm

and

540/590 nm).

(b)

()ontpurer

und

ANSII

softvare.--Available fi'onl

Neogen

Corp.

l-or conncction to incubator/rcader'.

lvlinirnum

requit'ctnc'ttts

lbl

conrputcr:

lnte

ls

Core i3 proccssor.

I CB RAM.

Windorvse

7.

Dthernet,

¿ind

LJSB

connections.

(c) lleuter

óbck.-With

insert

for

1.2

mL. cluster

tubes.

80

+

2oC.

(d)

trlicropipettot',--50 pL,

1ìxed

or

adiustable volurrle.

(e)

Pipettot-.-I00-1000 pl,.

adjustable volume.

(f)

8

-

C

h

a

n n e

I

m

i

c

rop i

p

e

t Í

or.

-20¿00

¡rL,

ad.i

ustable volume.

(g)

Piper

rips.

I

00

pL, rvith

fìlter.

(h)

Piper tips,---1000 ¡rL.

(i)'l-ubes.

Glass

or

plastic,

l2

x

75

mm

or

sinlilar,

sterile.

rvith

caps.

(j)

lnoculating

loops

or

needles.

Sterile.

D.

Preparation

of

Test Sarnp/es

Pick

an

isolated

colony

l-rom nonselective

or

selectivc/

dilÌerential

agal

nrediunr

(one

of

the media listed

in

section B)

*'ith

an inoculating loop

or

needle

and

resuspend

(vorlex

or

other$'ise thoroughly

mix) in

0.5

ml.

PBS

in

a

steriìe,

capped

fube.

E.

i'esf Procedure

(a)

General

pt'eparation.-f

l)

This

assay shoulcl be per'l'ormed

in

a

controlìed

labot'atory

environnlent.

(2)

Do not

use

culture

nrediâ or

ANSR

reagents beyoncl

their'

expiration

dates.

Do

not interchange reagents between

ANSIì

kit

lots.

(3)

Renrove

ANSIì

reaction tubes

lrom

the

loil

pouch

.iust

before

r¡se.

Avoicl prolonged exposure

to light.

Tap reaction

tubes

on

bench

top

to

rlake

sure

that

l¡,ophilized

reagents

are at

the

botlom of

the tubc prior'1o adding

the

lysed

sample.

(l)

Conplete

all

assay

steps

in

sequence,

avoiding

delays

benveen

steps.

(5) Iixelcise

care

in

pipetting steps

to

avoid

cross-

conlamination of

santples.

(ó)

Do not

remove

caps

lront

reaction tubes at any

point after

the

assay

is started: this

rvill

prevent accidental

contamination

of

tlrc:

en vi

ronrnerrt

u'i

th

ampl

i

lìcation

prod ucts.

(7)

Prior

to sturÍing the ossov.'-(i)

Plcheat the

lysis

heater

block

to

80

*

2oC.

(ir)

Start

thcr

ANSR

solirvale using

the

conrputcl

connected to

the

ANSR

leadel'. Select "Sr¿lntoneIIct'as

thc

test

t!'pc.

lintcr

sarlpìe

identìfìcations

¿rnd

othel

experitnent

inlbrnration.

I-he re¿ider

rvill

pt'eheat

to

56

*

|oC.

(b)

Assalt

procedure.--{Ì) Add

50

pL

olcolony

resuspension

to

a

1.2

nrl- clusler

tube.

Use

¿r

neiv pipet

tip

f'or

e¿rch

sample.

(2)

Add

450 ¡rL lysis buffer to

the

cluster

tube.

No/e:

lt

is not

nccessaìy

to

use

the lysis

rcagent

provided

with

the

test

kit

lbr

this application.

(-i)

Translbr the cluster tubes

to

the

80'C

heater

block

and

incubatc

lbr

20

rrin.

À,o¡e.

'lhe

incubation

time

mal'be

exlencled

to

a

ma¡iirnunl

o1'60

min

fol

the purpose

of

managing

staggereti

assay starf

tirres.

(l)

Approximately

3

min

beibre

the end

of

the l¡'sis

stcp.

preheal the

ANSR

reaclion tubcs

to 56'C

by

placing the

tttbes

in

the

incubator/reader. .\¡o¡e. 'l-he

strip

o1

tubes may

be

cul

to

provide

ther

number

oi'n¡bes

necdcci.

(i)

At

the end

of

the 20

min

lysis

incubation, remove

and

discard the

caps

front

the reaclion

trrbes.

Nole:

Steps

(óf{8)

should

be

cornpleted

without dela¡'(rvithin

I

rnin).

(ó)

Using an 8-channel

micropipettor ancl 100

¡rL tips

rvith

fìlters.

carelilly

transfèr

50

¡rL

ol

the

lysed

saniples

to

the

reaotion

tubes.

Mix

by rapidly pipetting up

and

down at

least

l0

times

until

the

sample appears hotnogenous

in

the pipet

tip.

Avoid

excessive bubble

formation by

not depressing the

pipettor

plunger beyond the

first

stop.

(Z)

Place the permanent caps

on the leaction

tubes and close

the

lid

ofthe

incubator/reader.

(S) Click

Sl

AIìT

in

the

ANSR soiìware

to begin the

assay

(9)

The

assav

rviii

cotnplete

in i0

lnin

ancl

results

rvill

be

displayed.

F.

lnterpretation

of

Results

The

ANSR

softrvarc

rvill

indicate

the test

resulls

as

POSITIVE.

NEC,{l'lvll,

or

INVALID.

A

positive result

indicates

that

the

colon¡, tested contains Salntonella spp.

A

negative

result

indicates that the

colony

tested does

nof

conTain

Salntonella

spp.

Assays

producing invalid

results must

be repeated.

The real-time

fluorescence curves

fot'both

the

test

and

positive

contl'ol channel

can be

vierved using

the

ANSR softwale.

G.

Limitations

'l'he

assay

detects serovars

ol

both

S.

enlerica

and S.

bottgori.

including

all

genetic subgroups.

In

testing

of

ll3

strains

ol'

Salmonella

spp.,

representing lOfl

serovars,

onlv

a

single

strain

of'S.

Weslaco was not

detected.

Results

A

surnmary

of

results

lor

inclusive

and exclusive

isolates

is

shorvn

in'lables

2013.144

and

B, respectively. Detailed

results.

by collaborating

laboratorl', arc shorvn

in'Iables

2

and

3.

Iror

inclusive

strains,

all

collaborators

repor-ted

that

all

six

strains

grcw on

all

mcdia and

a total

ol

756

ANSIì

analvses

rvere

perfolrrred.

There

rvere

755 positive

results,

for

accuract' ol'

99.9Yo

nt identifi

calion

of

plesurnptive

Sa

I

nt

one

I

I

a spp.

colonies.

I-abolator,v 2

reported

a

negative result for,S. Enteritidis

on

I-[ij

agar'.'fhele

is no

obvious explanation

lor

this

result.

Thele

rvere

a

r.n¿Ltill-tull'l

of

756 possible resulls on

excltlsive

stlains. l-here

rvere

65

ca-ses

o1'reported

no

gro"vlh

or

lack

ol

distinct

isolated

colonies.

A

detailed analvsis

of

results

shorved

that

three

collaborators (laboratories

3.

12,

and

l3)

reported

no

grorvth

for

lhe

EnÍerobacter

clr¡ttccte

cultut'e on

¿ill seven

media,

accounting

lor

2l

ol'the

no-grorvth results.

Most

collaborators

reporled

that

neither

Providencia ulcalifaciens

nor

Ptoleus