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5

PROCEDURE

5.1

Sample preparation for hydrolysis

SRM 1849a (NIST), reference infant formula 04-1426 (Bipea)

Weigh out an amount of sample corresponding to about 5-6 mg protein into a 10 mL glass tube with

screw cap. Complete to 100 mg with water.

Infant and adult/pediatric nutritional formula powder

Dilute 25 g of powder formula in 200 g water (225 g final). Transfer an amount of the diluted sample

corresponding to 5-6 mg of protein into a glass tube with screw cap (e.g. for products containing 15

% of protein, this corresponds to 350 to 400 µL (A in Table 7).

Preparation of sample hydrolysis solution

Add 3,3’-dithio-dipropionic acid (DDP), phenol and HCl to the tubes as described in Table 7.

10 pmol/µL of Nva (final concentration after derivatization) are added to the sample mixture.

Table 7: Preparation of sample hydrolysis solution

Solution

SRM 1846a &

Ref. IF. 04-1426

Infant/nutritional

formulas

Sample solution

100 mg

A µL

1 % DDP in 0.2 M NaOH

600 µL

600 µL

0.1

% phenol in 12 M HCl

2500 µL

2500 µL

10 mM Nva in 0.1 M HCl

200 µL

200 µL

0.2 M HCl

600 µL

600 µL

H2O

1000 µL

1100 – A* µL

*A: Volume of sample dissolved in water corresponding to 5 -6 mg protein.

Close the tubes with a screw cap and place them in an oven at 110°C for 24h.

5.2

Preparation of cystine calibration standards

Table 8 provides an example of how to prepare calibration standards for cystine containing 0 to 10

pmol/µL and 10 pmol/µL of Nva (final concentration after derivatization). Other concentrations can

be used; however a minimum of three different concentrations is required.

AMINO-01

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