2006
DOI: 10.2520/myco1975.2006.suppl4_197
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Determination of ochratoxin A in roasted coffee and corn by immunoaffinity column cleanup with high-performance thin layer chromatography

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“…There are some reports on contamination of OTA and infection of OTA-producing fungi in green coffee in Vietnam 14), 15) and Thailand 13) . Only two reports on OTA in Vietnamese roasted coffee and Thai roasted coffee have been published 16), 17) , but there are no reports in international journals on ochratoxins in Thai instant coffee. The aim of this study was to survey OTA and OTB in commercial coffee from Vietnam and Thailand using an in-house immunoaffinity-column (IAC) HPLC method 6) .…”
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“…There are some reports on contamination of OTA and infection of OTA-producing fungi in green coffee in Vietnam 14), 15) and Thailand 13) . Only two reports on OTA in Vietnamese roasted coffee and Thai roasted coffee have been published 16), 17) , but there are no reports in international journals on ochratoxins in Thai instant coffee. The aim of this study was to survey OTA and OTB in commercial coffee from Vietnam and Thailand using an in-house immunoaffinity-column (IAC) HPLC method 6) .…”
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“…OTB was detected in only one sample (0.56 μg/kg). Chompurat et al reported that 3 (6.8%) of 44 Thai roasted coffee (Arabica-Robusta blended) were contaminated with OTA with a positive average of 2.9 μg/kg in the range <1-4.6 μg/kg 17) . The positive average of OTA in the report was 4.3-times higher than that in this study.…”
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“…IM-TLC was used to detect OTA with an LOD of 0.5 mg/kg (Santos and Vargas, 2002 ). In another study, Immunoaffinity column high-performance thin layer chromatography (IM-HPTLC) has also been used to detect OTA with limits of detection <0.28 μg/kg (Chompurat et al, 2007 ). More recently, an LOD of around 0.4 ng/mL was reported with multitime-regenerated IM (Liu X. et al, 2018 ).…”
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