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2005
DOI: 10.1007/s00216-005-0218-z
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Suitability of a fully 13C isotope labeled internal standard for the determination of the mycotoxin deoxynivalenol by LC-MS/MS without clean up

Abstract: Very often, the accuracy of quantitative analytical methods for the determination of mycotoxins by liquid chromatography (LC)-mass spectrometry (MS) and LC-MS/MS is limited by matrix effects during the ionization process in the MS source. Stable isotope labeled standards are best suited to correct for matrix effects and to improve both the trueness and the precision of analytical methods employing LC-MS and LC-MS/MS. This paper describes the successful use of fully 13C isotope labeled deoxynivalenol [(13C15)DO… Show more

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“…The approach used to analyse parts of Brazil nuts separately (shell and kernel) proved to be superior to the official method, which uses the nut with shell, because although the shell is not edible, it can contribute to the total AF contamination reading of the lot being tested. According to Häubl et al (2005), to circumvent the matrix effects, internal (stable) standards can be used. An internal standard is an ideal analyte molecule labelled with an isotope, usually prepared by organic synthesis to substitute some 12 C atoms with 13 C atoms (Han et al 2010).…”
Section: Aflatoxin Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach used to analyse parts of Brazil nuts separately (shell and kernel) proved to be superior to the official method, which uses the nut with shell, because although the shell is not edible, it can contribute to the total AF contamination reading of the lot being tested. According to Häubl et al (2005), to circumvent the matrix effects, internal (stable) standards can be used. An internal standard is an ideal analyte molecule labelled with an isotope, usually prepared by organic synthesis to substitute some 12 C atoms with 13 C atoms (Han et al 2010).…”
Section: Aflatoxin Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mas em CL-EM-EM, a alta detectabilidade obtida permitiu a determinação de sub ng mL -1 das micotoxinas analisadas 38 . Outro trabalho de determinação de micotoxinas em alimentos foi realizado por Häubl et al 39 , que utilizaram CL-EM-EM para determinação de dioxinivalenol em milho, empregando um padrão interno marcado isotopicamente ( 13 C). Após a adição de padrão interno à amostra, esta foi submetida à extração com uma mistura de acetonitrila:água (84:16 v/v) para posterior filtração, evaporação e redissolução do extrato em água.…”
Section: Aplicação De Cl-em-em E Cg-em-em Na Deter-minação De Toxinasunclassified
“…O produto da extração foi injetado em um sistema cromatográfico operando em fase reversa com eluição por gradiente linear, empregando uma mistura de metanol:água como fase móvel. O sistema cromatográfico foi acoplado a um "ion-trap" com ionização por IEN no modo negativo e varredura MRM 39 . Foram utilizadas soluções padrão dos agrotóxicos em água contendo padrão interno e foram construídas duas curvas analíticas: uma com o padrão interno e outra por padronização externa.…”
Section: Aplicação De Cl-em-em E Cg-em-em Na Deter-minação De Toxinasunclassified
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“…Previously published methods for the determination of trichothecenes, fumonisins and/or zearalenone either did not include the compensation of such effects (Berthiller et al 2005;Cavaliere et al 2005) or included matrix calibration (Biselli et al 2005;Spanjer et al 2008) which is not feasible for routine work. Some other methods describe the use of one internal standard (IS) for several analytes (Berger et al 1999;Kloetzel et al 2006 (European Commission 1999, 2000a, b, 2002 often describe the use of isotope-labeled IS for compensation of matrix suppression or enhancement Rychlik 2006, 2007;Haeubl et al 2006Haeubl et al , 2007Herebian et al 2009;Rychlik and Asam 2008;Bretz et al 2006;Cramer et al 2007), which is in general an effective method, but very expensive as spiking is commonly performed before extraction. Some of these studies reveal that significantly lower values were obtained when no isotope-labeled IS was used (Haeubl et al 2006;Asam and Rychlik 2007), however, there is only less data about the part of matrix effects which is only caused by ionization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%