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1. Based on the supporting

information, were there any

additional steps in the

evaluation of the method that

indicated the need for any

additional precautionary

statements in the method?

In my opinion there is no need.

2. Does the method contain

system suitability tests or

controls as specified by the

SMPR? If not, please indicate

if there is a need for such

tests or controls and which

ones.

YES: There are.

3. Is there information

demonstrating that the

method system suitability

tests and controls as

specified in the SMPR worked

appropriately and as

expected? If no, please

specify.

YES: There are information demonstrating that the method system suitability tests and

control as specified in the SMPR worked appropriately and expected.

4. Based on the supporting

information, is the method

written clearly and concisely?

If no, please specify the

needed revisions.

The method is well described and substantively prepared. The project of the method is

well integrated and includes a clear and concise description.

5. Based on the supporting

information, what are the

pros/strengths of the

method?

The developed method was evaluated following the definitions of AOAC SMPR

2016.002 with respect to Method quantitation limit (MQL), Method detection limit

(MDL), Linearity, Repeatability, Reproducibility, Recovery. Analytical data was

collected for allergen/matrix combinations listed in AOAC SMPR 2016.002.

Specificity is another important analytical parameter. Characteristic signature peptides

were chosen for each allergen, and MRM transitions for each signature peptide were

determined based on their uniqueness compared to background proteins and their

sensitivity of detection. For each allergen, multiple unique peptides were chosen out of

unique proteins, and two MRM transitions per peptide were chosen.

6. Based on the supporting

information, what are the

cons/weaknesses of the

method?

The cons/weakness of the method may be costs. But I think it is inevitable.

7. Any general comments

about the method?

My remarks to the AOAC Candidate Method #ALL-01 are as follows:

Page 13, LC-MS Separation:

The authors should answer the following question:

How long stationary phase was conditioned by mobile phase?

Moreover, they should add details about the condition of the stationary phase:

- before the analysis,

- between each of the analyses in gradient elution mode (if the additional conditioning

was applied for balancing of chromatographic system, despite the fact that

concentrations of both components of mobile phase on the start and the end of

gradient are the same).

I have no additional comments.