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WARNING: Should you select to use Neutralizing Buffer (NB) that contains aryl

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sulfonate complex as the hydrating solution for the sponge, it is required to perform a

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1:2 dilution (1-part sample into 1-part sterile enrichment broth) of the enriched

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environmental sample before testing in order to reduce the risks associated with a

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false-negative result leading to the release of contaminated product. Another option is

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to transfer 10 µL of the NB enrichment in the LS tubes.

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(e)

The recommended size of the sampling area to verify the presence or absence of the

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pathogen on the surface is at least 100 cm

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(10 cm x 10 cm or 4”x4”). When sampling

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with a sponge, cover the entire area going in two directions (left to right then up and

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down) or collect environmental samples following your current sampling protocol or

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according to the FDA BAM, USDA FSIS MLG or ISO 18593 [11] guidelines.

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1.

Allow the Demi-Fraser Broth enrichment medium (includes ferric ammonium

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citrate) to equilibrate to ambient laboratory temperature (20-25

o

C).

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2.

Aseptically combine the enrichment medium and sample according to Table 2.

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3.

Homogenize thoroughly by blending, stomaching, or hand mixing for 2 ±0.2

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minutes. Incubate at 37 ±1°C for 24-30 hours.

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E.

P

REPARATION OF THE

3M™M

OLECULAR

D

ETECTION

S

PEED

L

OADER

T

RAY

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(a)

Wet a cloth or paper towel with a 1-5% (v:v in water) household bleach solution and

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wipe the 3M™ Molecular Detection Speed Loader Tray.

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(b)

Rinse the 3M Molecular Detection Speed Loader Tray with water.

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(c)

Use a disposable towel to wipe the 3M Molecular Detection Speed Loader Tray dry.

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(d)

Ensure the 3M Molecular Detection Speed Loader Tray is dry before use

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Specific Instructions for Validated Methods

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AOAC® Performance Tested Method

SM

#111501

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In AOAC PTM studies, the 3M Molecular Detection Assay 2 –

Listeria

was found to be an

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effective method for the detection of

Listeria

species

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The matrices tested in the study are

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shown in Table 2. The limit of detection of the 3M Molecular Detection Assay 2 –

Listeria

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method is 1-5 colony forming units per validated test portion size (in Table 2).

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AOAC R search Institute

Expert Review Panel Use Only

OMAMAN-29 A/ Collaboartive Study Manuscript

OMA ERP June 2016

ERP Use Only