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SUBMITTED 050113, REVISED 102513

Pick an isolated colony from non-selective or selective/differential agar medium with an inoculating loop

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or needle and resuspend (vortex or otherwise thoroughly mix) in 0.5 mL PBS in a sterile, capped tube.

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E.

Test Procedure

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General Preparation:

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(a)

This assay should be performed in a controlled laboratory environment.

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(b)

Do not use culture media or ANSR reagents beyond their expiration dates. Do not interchange

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reagents between ANSR kit lots.

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(c)

Remove ANSR reaction tubes from the foil pouch just before use. Avoid prolonged exposure to

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light. Tap reaction tubes on bench top to make sure that lyophilized reagents are at the bottom of the

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tube prior to adding the lysed sample.

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(d)

Complete all assay steps in sequence, avoiding delays between steps.

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(e)

Exercise care in pipetting steps to avoid cross-contamination of samples.

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(f)

Do not remove caps from reaction tubes at any point after the assay is started

; this will

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prevent accidental contamination of the environment with amplification products.

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(g)

Prior to starting the assay:

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(i)

Preheat the lysis heater block to 80 ± 2

o

C.

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(ii)

Start the ANSR software using the computer connected to the ANSR reader. Select “

Salmonella

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as the test type. Enter sample identifications and other experiment information. The reader will

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preheat to 56 ± 1

o

C.

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Assay Procedure:

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(a)

Add 50 µL of colony resuspension to a 1.2 mL cluster tube.

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(b)

Add 450 µL lysis buffer to the cluster tube. Note: It is not necessary to use the “lysis reagent”

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provided with the test kit for this application.

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