• DOI:10.1080/0954010031000138078
Corpus ID: 97438572

Sample Matrix Interference in Immunoassays for Organochlorine Residues in Plant-derived Foods and Some Strategies for Their Removal

@article{Skerritt2003SampleMI,
  title={Sample Matrix Interference in Immunoassays for Organochlorine Residues in Plant-derived Foods and Some Strategies for Their Removal},
  author={J. H. Skerritt and A. Hill and R. B. Sashidhar Rao and H. Beasley and B. E. Rani and C. G. Udaya Kumari and Y. N. Vijayashankar and N. Venugopal and N. Karanth},
  journal={Food and Agricultural Immunology},
  year={2003},
  volume={15},
  pages={17 - 34}
}

• J. H. Skerritt, A. Hill, +6 authors N. Karanth
• Published 2003
• Chemistry
• Food and Agricultural Immunology

Immunoassays for two groups of organochlorine insecticides, cyclodienes (endosulfan and heptachlor) and DDT were applied to the analysis of a diverse range of plant-derived foods. Water-miscible solvent extracts of high-moisture, low-fat foods such as cauliflower, cabbage, green and red blue grapes and tomato caused little or no interference with the assays, enabling methanol or acetonitrile extracts of the foods to be analysed directly by immunoassay, after dilution in assay buffer. Reasonable… Expand

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