Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7595424 | Food Chemistry | 2015 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
In this work, we report on a quantitative triplex real-time PCR approach for the quantification of meat in minced meat products. With the method, beef and pork fractions are quantified employing primer and probe sequences that specifically recognise cow and pig components, against the backdrop of myostatin, a universal sequence commonly found in mammals and poultry species. The limit of detection of the qPCR method was 20 genome equivalents, while the measurement of uncertainty was determined at 1.83%. The method was validated on several commercially available minced meat products and performed well in terms of handling, reproducibility and robustness.
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Authors
A. Iwobi, D. Sebah, I. Kraemer, C. Losher, G. Fischer, U. Busch, I. Huber,