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ER1 Yes

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ER2 Yes

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ER3 Yes

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ER4 Yes

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ER5 Yes

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ER6 Yes

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ER1 Yes

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ER2 Yes

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ER3 Yes

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ER4 Yes

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ER5 Yes

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ER6 Yes

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ER1 Yes

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ER2 Yes

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ER3 Yes

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ER4

No, Both the official method and the package

insert need to be revised, as stated earlier in

this review, since they both contain sample

preparation procedures (specifically blending)

that were not validated in either the PTM study

or the OMA study. Once the methods

instructions have been corrected and are

aligned with the validation studies, then I would

recommend approval of the method for First

Action Status

ER5 Yes

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ER6 Yes

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Does the method contain adequate safety precaution reference and/or statements?

Recommendation: Do you recommend that the ERP adopt this method as an AOAC Official Method of

Analysis (First Action status)?

Are the references complete and correctly annotated?

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