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Peak area ratio = peak area of analyte/peak area of IS
Table 2017.11I. Valco valve schedule Time, min Position
Destination
( b ) Calculation of the unknown samples .—Calculate the peak area ratio of unknown samples. ( c ) Determination of unknown samples .—( 1 ) Compare the peak area ratio of unknown sample and the MRL. ( 2 ) When peak area ratio of each peptide from unknown sample is less than from MRL, the result is not confirmed presence. When peak area ratio of each peptide from unknown sample is more than from MRL, the result is positive. ( 3 ) When all three peptides of each protein have positive results, the protein is confirmed presence. Otherwise, the protein is not confirmed presence. References: J. AOAC Int . (future issue) AOAC SMPR 2016.016 J. AOAC Int . 100 , 292(2017) DOI: 10.5740/jaoacint.2016.016 Posted: February 2018
0 1 9
A B A
Waste
MS analysis
Waste
Table 2017.11J. Instrument settings Fixed Ion transfer voltage IS
5500
Probe temperature Interface heater
TEM
500
ihe
On
Typical
Curtain gas
CUR GS1 GS2 CAD
20 40 50
Ion source gas 1 Ion source gas 2
Collision gas
High
Table 2017.11K. Analytes
Common name
Protein analytes
Species
Protein
Cas-1, Cas-2, Cas-3 Lac-1, Lac-2, Lac-3
Cow (milk) α-S1-casein Cow (milk) β-Lactoglobulin
Bos taurus Bos taurus Oryza sativa Pisum sativum Glycine max
Glu-1, Glu-2
Rice Pea Soy
Glutelin
Vic-1, Vic-2, Vic-3 Gly-1, Gly-2, Gly-3
Vicilin
Glycinin G1
Table 2017.11L. Transition parameters Protein analyte Peptide Q1 a
Q3 b
CE c
Cas-1 Cas-2 Cas-3
FFVAPFPEVFGK
692.9 920.5 29 634.4 991.6 33
YLGYLEQLLR
HQGLPQEVLNENLLR 880.5 1324.7 51 Lac-1 VYVEELKPTPEGDLEILLQK 1157.1 1453 60 Lac-2 VLVLDTDYK 533.3 853.5 23 Lac-3 LIVTQTMK 467.3 707.4 21 Glu-1 EGSLLLPHYNSR 693.4 773.6 40 Glu-2 GDFELVGQR 510.8 572.5 26 Vic-1 ALPNDVLANAYR 658.9 566.8 26 Vic-2 LQAFEPIR 487.3 732.5 23 Vic-3 GDEFGAFTPIQYK 736.9 1024.8 33 Gly-1 VLIVPQNFVVAAR 713.4 1001.6 33 Gly-2 VFDGELQEGR 575.3 903.4 29 Gly-3 LNALKPDNR 520.8 629.3 32
a Selected mass in quadrupole 1 (Q1). b Selected mass in quadrupole 3 (Q3). c Collision energy (CE).
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