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In the rare event of any unusual light output, the algorithm labels this as “Inspect.” 3M

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recommends the user to repeat the assay for any Inspect samples. If the result continues to be

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Inspect, proceed to confirmation test using your preferred method or as specified by local

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regulations.

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Results of Collaborative Study

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For this collaborative study, the 3M Molecular Detection Assay (MDA) 2 -

Listeria

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monocytogenes

method was compared to the USDA FSIS MLG 8.09 reference method for deli

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turkey and raw chicken breast fillet. A total of 13 laboratories throughout the United Statesand

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Canada participated in this study, with 11 laboratories submitting data for the deli turkey and 12

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laboratories submitting data for the raw chicken breast fillet. See Table 1 for a summary of

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laboratory participation for each matrix. Each laboratory analyzed 36 test portions for each

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method per matrix: 12 inoculated with a high level of

Listeria monocytogenes

, 12 inoculated

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with a low level of

Listeria monocytogenes

, and 12 un-inoculated controls.

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A background screen of the matrix indicated an absence of indigenous

Listeria monocytogenes

in

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both matrices.Ten (10) replicate test portions (randomly sampled from 50% of the total packages

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used in the analysis) were screened for the presence of

Listeria monocytogenes

. All test portions

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produced negative results for the target analyte.

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Results for the heat stress analysis of the inoculum for the deli turkey are presented in Table 2.

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The raw chicken breast fillet is not heat treated, therefore it was not necessary to injure the

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cells.

Table 2016.1A and 2016.1B summarize the inter-laboratory results for all foods tested,

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including POD statistical analysis. As per criteria outlined in Appendix J of the AOAC

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Validation Guidelines, fractional positive results were obtained.Detailed results for each

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laboratory are presented in Tables 2016.2A and 2016.2B. For each matrix, the level of

Listeria

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monocytogenes

was determined by MPN on the day of initiation of analysis by the coordinating

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laboratory. MPN results are presented in Tables 2016.2A and 2016.2B.The individual laboratory

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and sample results are presented in Tables 1-2 of the Supplementary Materials. The APCresults

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for each collaborating are presented in Table

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of the Supplementary Materials.

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Deli Turkey (125 g Test Portions)

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Deli turkeytest portions were inoculated at a low and high level and were analyzed for the

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detection of

Listeria monocytogenes

. Un-inoculated controls were included in each analysis.

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Laboratories 8 and 10 received test portions but were unable to conduct the analysis and

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therefore no data was submitted. All other laboratories submitted data for both methods

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evaluated.The MPN levels obtained for this matrix, with 95% confidence intervals, were 0.63

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CFU/test portion (0.49,0.80) for the low inoculum level and 4.52 CFU/test portion (3.19, 6.42)

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for the high inoculum level.

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For the low inoculum level, 69 out of 132 test portions (POD

CP

of 0.52) were reported as

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presumptive positive by the 3M MDA 2 –

Listeria monocytogenes

method with 66out of 132 test

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portions (POD

CC

of 0.50) confirming positive. For samples that produced presumptive positive

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results on the 3M MDA 2 –

Listeria monocytogenes

method, 66out of 132 samples confirmed

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