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  • Fortified versus incurred residues: extraction of furazolidinone metabolite from prawn.

Fortified versus incurred residues: extraction of furazolidinone metabolite from prawn.

Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry (2015-04-12)
Lesley Johnston, Meg Croft, John Murby
ABSTRACT

Most methods reported in the literature for determination of nitrofuran metabolites use the same extraction and derivatisation conditions to hydrolyse and extract the protein-bound residues from animal tissue. While undertaking certification of reference materials for nitrofuran metabolites in freeze-dried prawn, it was found that these conditions are satisfactory for recovery of spiked residues; however, extraction efficiencies of incurred furazolidinone could be substantially increased by further optimisation of the extraction conditions. The availability of a suitable certified reference material allows laboratories to ensure that their method is optimised for incurred residues.

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