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3M MDA 2

Listeria

species and

L. monocytogenes

Collaborative Study

OMA-2016-MONTH-XXX

5/4/16

1.6

Transfer 20 µL Negative Control [NC], sterile enrichment medium (e.g. Demi-

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Fraser Broth) into a Lysis Solution [LS] tube after all enriched samples have been

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completed. Do not use water as a NC.

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1.7

Place uncovered LS tubes in 3M MDS Heat block, heat 15±1 min at 100±1°C.

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LS Solution will change from pink (cool) to yellow (hot).

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1.8

Place LS tubes (without rack lid) in chill block insert (at ambient temperature) for

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5-10 min. Lysis solution in LS tube will revert to pink color.

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1.9

Transfer 20 µL sample lysate from the upper portion of fluid in the LS tube into

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regent tube. Mix gently by pipetting up and down 5 times.

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1.10

Transfer 20 µL of NC lysate into a reagent tube.

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1.11

Transfer 20 µL of NC lysate into a Reagent Control (RC) tube.

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1.12

Load capped tubes into speed loader tray and close lid.

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1.13

Start assay.

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1.14

Validation Study Confirmation

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1.14.1

Confirm each test portion, regardless of presumptive result.

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1.14.2

Transfer 0.1 ± 0.02 ml of the enriched sample to 10 ± 0.5 ml of Fraser

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Broth (FB). As per media preparation instructions, be sure that

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appropriate supplements have been added to the FB prior to inoculation.

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Incubate inoculated FB tubes at 35 ± 2°C for 26 ± 2 h.

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1.14.3

Streak a MOX plate. Streak a loopful or a drop approximating 0.1 ml of

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the enriched sample over the surface of the plate. Incubate the MOX at 35

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± 2°C for 26 ±2 h.

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1.14.4

Examine the MOX plates for colonies with morphology typical of

Listeria

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spp

.

At 26 ± 2 h, suspect colonies are typically small (ca. 1 mm) and are

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surrounded by a zone of darkening due to esculin hydrolysis.

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1.14.5

If suspect colonies are present on MOX, transfer suspect colonies to HL

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agar.

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1.14.6

If no suspect colonies are evident, re-incubate the MOX plate for an

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additional 26 ± 2 hour.

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1.14.7

After 26 ± 2 h of incubation, examine the FB for the potential presence of

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Listeria spp.,

by visual examination of the broth for darkening due to

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esculin hydrolysis.

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1.14.8

If any degree of FB darkening is evident, aseptically dispense a drop

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approximating 0.1 ± 0.02 ml of FB onto a MOX plate. Swab or streak 25-

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40% of the surface of the MOX plate with the FB inoculum. Use a loop to

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streak for isolation from the initial swab/streak quadrant onto the

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remainder of the plate. Incubate the MOX plate at 35 ± 2°C for 26 ± 2 h.

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1.14.9

If no FB darkening is evident, re-incubate the FB at 35 ± 2°C until a total

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incubation time of 48 ± 2 h has been achieved.

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1.14.10Re-examine the FB for evidence of darkening after 48 ± 2 h of total

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incubation. If any degree of darkening is evident, swab, streak and

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incubate a MOX plate.

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1.14.11If no darkening of FB is evident and no suspect MOX and/or HL colonies

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have been demonstrated, the sample is considered negative for

Listeria

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spp.

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