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Method Extension Request for VIDAS

Listeria monocytogenes

Express (LMX) method

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Authors:

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Amit Morey, Sergio Montez

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Food Safety Net Services,

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199 W. Rhapsody Dr.,

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San Antonio, TX 78216

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USA

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Ronald Johnson

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bioMérieux, Inc.

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595 Anglum Road

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Hazelwood, MO 63042

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USA

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Contract Study Laboratory:

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Food Safety Net Services,

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199 W. Rhapsody Dr.,

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San Antonio, TX 78216

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USA

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Submitting Company:

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bioMérieux, Inc.

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595 Anglum Road

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Hazelwood, MO 63042

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USA

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Abstract

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A modification to the VIDAS

LMX method to detect

Listeria monocytogenes

in

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various food matrices was validated against the USDA-FSIS and AOAC method.

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Food matrices (ground beef, deli ham and turkey and Mexican soft cheese – queso

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fresco) were inoculated with low levels of

L. monocytogenes

(0.2-2 CFU/test portion)

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to generate fractional positives (5-15) in 25 inoculated samples. Samples were

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validated using 125 g test portions enriched in LPT broth for 24 h at 30±1°C and

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secondary enrichment in LPT broth for 22 h at 30±1°C. Enrichments were tested by

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VIDAS LMX method for detection of

L. monocytogenes.

All samples were confirmed

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using the USDA-FSIS or AOAC reference method, regardless of initial screen result.

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The LMX test method was determined to be equivalent to the reference methods for

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the detection of

L. monocytogenes

in 125g test portions of ground beef, deli ham and

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turkey and Mexican style soft-cheese (queso fresco).

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PTM Certification Modification Report