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3M MDA2 E. coli O157:H7 Collaborative Study

May 2016

OMA-2016-May-XXXX

DRAFT DOCUMENT

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d)

Serological Pipette Bulbs (Automatic Pipette)

– For sampling and delivering of 1 mL - 10 mL

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e)

Serological pipettes

. – Aerosol resistant

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f)

Stomacher®

. – Seward or equivalent

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g)

Filter Stomacher® bags

. – Seward or equivalent

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h)

Sterile collection sponge and swab

. – Environmental surface sampling

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i)

Thermometer

. – Calibrated range to include 100 ± 1°C range

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j)

Incubators

. – Capable of maintaining 35±2°C, 42±1°C and 41.5±1°C

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k)

Dry Bath Incubator

. – Capable of maintaining a temperature of 100 ± 1 ºC

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l)

Dry double block heater unit.

– Capable of maintaining 100 ± 1°C; or

a water bath

capable of

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maintaining 100 ± 1°C

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m)

Refrigerator

. – capable of maintaining 2-8°C, for storing the 3M MDA2

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n)

Computer

. – compatible with the 3M Molecular Detection System (instrument)

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g)

Safety Precautions

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The 3M™ Molecular Detection Instrument is intended for use with samples that have undergone

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heat treatment during the assay lysis step, which is designed to destroy organisms present in

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the sample. Samples that have not been properly heat treated during the assay lysis step may

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be considered a potential biohazard and should NOT be inserted into the 3M Molecular

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Detection Instrument.

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The user should read, understand and follow all safety information in the instructions for the 3M

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Molecular Detection System and the 3M MDA2 –

E. coli

O157 (including H7). Retain the safety

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instructions for future reference.

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h)

Sample Preparation

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a)

Foods -

3M recommends the use of 3M BPW ISO for the enrichment of food samples. It is

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the user’s responsibility to validate alternate sampling protocols or dilution ratios to ensure

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this test method meets the user’s criteria.

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(1)

Pre-warm BPW ISO enrichment medium to 41.5 ± 1°C.

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(2)

Aseptically combine the enrichment medium and sample according to information

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below. For all meat and highly particulate samples, the use of filter bags is

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recommended.

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(a)

Ground beef – 325g + 975 mL BPW ISO (pre-warmed to 41.5 ± 1°C). Homogenize the

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sample for 2 ± 0.2 min. Incubate at 41.5 ±1°C for 10-18 hr.

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(b)

Sprouts – 25g + 225 mL 3M BPW ISO (pre-warmed to 41.5 ± 1°C ). Homogenize the

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sample for 2 ± 0.2 min. Incubate at 41.5 ±1°C for 18-24 hr.

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(c)

Frozen whole blueberries – 25g + 225 mL 3M BPW ISO (pre-warmed to 41.5 ± 1°C ).

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Gently agitate the sample for 2 ± 0.2 minutes (DO NOT STOMACH). Incubate at 41.5

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±1°C for 18-24 hr.

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(d)

Spinach – Add 200g + 450 mL BPW ISO (pre-warmed to 41.5 ± 1°C ) in a sterile re-

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sealable plastic bag and gently agitate by hand. Incubate at 41.5 ±1°C for 18-24 hr.

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(e)

Run the 3M Molecular Detection Instrument following the 3M Molecular Detection

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System User Manual – Reserving enriched test portion for confirmation.

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i)

Post-enrichment

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OMAMAN-35 B: Collaborative Study Protocol

ERP USE ONLY

January 2017

AOAC Research Institute

Expert Review Panel Use Only