2003
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(03)73624-8
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Detection Limits of Antimicrobials in Ewe Milk by Delvotest Photometric Measurements

Abstract: The Delvotest method detection limits per manufacturer's instructions at a fixed reading time of 3 h for 24 antimicrobial agents were determined in ewe milk by photometric measurement. For each drug, eight concentrations were tested on 20 ewe milk samples from individual ewes. Detection limits, determined by means of logistic regression models, were (microg/kg): 3, amoxycillin; 2, ampicillin; 18, cloxacillin; 1, penicillin "G"; 34, cefadroxil; 430, cephalosporin "C"; 40, cephalexin; 20, cefoperazone; 33, Cefti… Show more

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“…Thus, the detection rates for this group of antimicrobials are higher than those obtained for families other than beta-lactams, especially for drugs belonging to the tetracycline and quinolone groups that were not detected at safety levels by any of the microbial tests considered. These results were in agreement with those obtained by other authors in milk from these species several years ago (Althaus et al, 2003;Molina et al, 2003;Montero et al, 2005;Sierra et al, 2009a,b), although it is noteworthy that some drugs such as neomycin, tylosin and sulfadimethoxine can be more easily detected by the new versions of microbial test commercially available (Beltrán et al, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Thus, the detection rates for this group of antimicrobials are higher than those obtained for families other than beta-lactams, especially for drugs belonging to the tetracycline and quinolone groups that were not detected at safety levels by any of the microbial tests considered. These results were in agreement with those obtained by other authors in milk from these species several years ago (Althaus et al, 2003;Molina et al, 2003;Montero et al, 2005;Sierra et al, 2009a,b), although it is noteworthy that some drugs such as neomycin, tylosin and sulfadimethoxine can be more easily detected by the new versions of microbial test commercially available (Beltrán et al, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Respecto a la sensibilidad del Delvotest ® "SP" en leche de oveja (Althaus et al, 2002, indican que los límites de detección son muy buenos, cuando el objeto de detección son los antibioticos betalactámicos, las sulfonamidas, y la tilosina. En contraste los límites de detección se alejan de los LMRs establecidos por la UE para los grupos de aminoglucósidos, tetraciclinas, trimetoprim y cloranfenicol.…”
Section: Problemática De La Utilización De Los Métodos De Detección Eunclassified
“…Este hecho también fue observado por Althaus et al (2001) Así, los valores presentados en el Cuadro 26 para la penicilina "G", amoxicilina, cloxacilina, cefoperazone y cefuroxime resultaron similares a los indicados por Althaus et al (2001) cuando utiliza el método BRT ® con leche de oveja y lecturas fotométricas (2 µg/kg; 4 µg/kg; 26 µg/kg; 51 µg/kg y 51 µg/kg, respectivamente). Sin embargo, Althaus et al (2003b) señalan niveles más bajos cuando estudian también mediante absorbancias el método Delvotest ® "SP" con muestras de leche de oveja (1 µg/kg; 3 µg/kg; 18 µg/kg; 20 µg/kg y 20 µg/kg, respectivamente).…”
Section: 2 Límites De Detección De Betalactámicosunclassified
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