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For samples analyzed using the USDA/ FSIS-MLG 8.09 reference method, 125g test portions

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were enriched with 1125 ± 25 mL of modified University of Vermont broth (UVM),

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homogenized for 2 ± 0.5 minutes and incubated for 24 hours at 30 ± 2

o

C. After incubation,

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samples were confirmed by streaking an aliquot of the primary enrichment onto MOX and

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transferring an aliquot into FB. Presumptive positive samples were streaked for isolation

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ontoHL and confirmed by evaluation of a hemolytic reaction and biochemically confirmed by

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the VITEK 2 GP Biochemical Identification methodor API Listeria Identification System

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biochemical test kits. Laboratories utilizing API Listeria kits were also required to conduct

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catalase and oxidase tests.

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Statistical Analysis

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Each collaborating laboratory recorded results for the reference method and the 3M MDA

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Listeriamonocytogenes

method on the data sheets provided. The data sheets were submitted to

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the study director at the end of testing for analysis. The results of each test portion for each

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sample were compiled by the study director and the 3M MDA

Listeria monocytogenes

results

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were compared to the reference methods for statistical analysis. Data for each test portion size

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was analyzed using the probability of detection (POD) [9]. The probability of detection (POD) is

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the proportion of positive analytical outcomes for a qualitative method for a given matrix at a

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given analyte level or concentration. POD is concentration dependent.

The POD was calculated

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for the candidate presumptive results, POD

CP,

the candidate confirmatory results (including false

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negative results), POD

CC

, the difference in the candidate presumptive and confirmatory results,

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dPOD

CP,

presumptive candidate results that confirmed positive (excluding false negative results),

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POD

C,

the reference method, POD

R

, and the difference in the confirmed candidate and reference

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methods, dPOD

C

. A dLPOD confidence interval not containing the point zero would indicate a

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statistically significant difference between the 3M MDA

Listeria monocytogenes

and the AOAC

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OMA 993.12 reference methods at the 5 % probability level. In addition to POD, the

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repeatability standard deviation (s

r

), the among laboratory repeatibilty standard deviation (s

L

),

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the reproducibility standard deviation (s

R)

and the P

T

value were calculated. The s

r

provides

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thevariance of data within one laboratory, the s

L

provides the difference in standard deviation

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between laboratories and the s

R

provides the variance in data between different laboratories. The

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P

T

value provides information on thehomogeneity test of laboraotory PODs[10].

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AOAC Official Method 2014.xxx

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Listeria monocytogenes

in Selected Foods and Environmental Surfaces

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Candidates for 2016 Method of the Year

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