AOAC Final Action Methods in 2018
0.07% Tween 80) containing 0.25% fish gelatin (Sigma) to 0, 10, 50, 200 and 500 ng/mL gluten, calibrated to the WGPAT gliadin (86% highly purified gliadin from 40 different European wheat varieties). ( c ) Conjugate solution (peroxidase-labeled antibody, ready-to- use) .—One bottle containing 13 mL. ( d ) Substrate solution (stabilized peroxide substrate and 3,3 ′ ,5,5 ′ -tetramethyl-benzidine in a dilute buffer solution) .—One bottle containing 15 mL. ( e ) Stop solution (1 N H 2 SO 4 ) .—One bottle containing 15 mL. ( f ) Diluent buffer .—One bottle containing 20 mL of 5× concentrated diluent buffer. Contains a final concentration of 20 mM PBS-Tween (0.9% sodium chloride, 0.07% Tween 80) with 0.25% fish gelatin (Sigma) and 0.01% Proclin as a preservative. ( g ) Wash buffer .—One bottle containing 60 mL of 10× concentrated wash buffer. Contains a final concentration of 20 mM PBS-Tween (0.9% sodium chloride, 0.05% Tween 20) with 0.01% Proclin as preservative. ( h ) Extraction solution .—One bottle containing 105 mL of ready-to-use proprietary extraction solution containing reducing agents. ( i ) Fish gelatin .—One sachet containing 10 g. Additional reagents needed, but not provided with the test kit: ( j ) Distilled or deionized water . ( k ) Ethanol .—80% (v/v). D. General Instructions Due to the sensitivity of the assay, a gluten-free environment must be maintained. It is preferable to perform the assay in a separate room from that used for sample preparation and extraction. Make sure balance and the surrounding space, as well as equipment such as spatulas, are clean. Cleaning can be done by using a 70% alcoholic solution. Spatula should be cleaned after each sample weighing by a 70% alcoholic solution. Store kit at 2–8°C (35–46°F) and let all components equilibrate to 20–25°C (68–77°F) before use. Include ready-to-use standards in duplicates to each run of samples. Use separate pipet tips for each standard and each sample extract to avoid cross-contamination. It is recommended that an eight-channel pipettor is used to perform the assay. No more than 48 samples and standards total should be run in one experiment when using an eight-channel pipettor (24 when samples and standards are added in duplicate, e.g., six test strips). If using only single-channel pipets, it is recommended that no more than a total of 16 samples and standards are analyzed in one experiment (eight when standards and samples are added in duplicate, e.g., two test strips). E. Preparation of Components Delivered with the Kit ( a ) Sample dilution buffer .—Dilute diluent buffer concentrate 1:5 with distilled water (e.g., add 20 mL of concentrated diluent buffer to 80 mL distilled water). Dilution buffer may be used within 24 h, if stored at 4°C. ( b ) Wash buffer .—If a precipitate is formed during storage of the wash buffer concentrate, the concentrate should be warmed up until it is dissolved. Dilute wash buffer concentrate 1:10 with distilled water (e.g., add 10 mL of concentrated wash buffer to 90 mL distilled water). Wash buffer may be used within 1 week, if stored at 4°C.
Table 2014.03B. Cross-reactivity of the G12 antibody (G12 antibody shows no cross-reactivity to various nuts, oils, seeds, starches, or gluten-free grains)
Romer extraction solution, mg/kg gluten Gluten, %
Food category
Food sample
Gluten-containing grains
Wheat flour
72222
7.2
Barley (Cumion) Durum wheat Spelt (Ostro) Rye (Capitan)
292390 15733 81926 41577
29.2
1.6 8.2 4.2
Naturally gluten-free grains
Soya bean
<4
Soya mince Buckwheat
<4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4
Rice flour
Quinoa
Corn kernels
Teff flour
Millet
Oats
Bastion
4.3 7.4
00-61 Cn
Brachan
<4
Husky
6.3 6.6
Fusion Pecan Walnut Almond Cashew
Nuts
<4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4 <4
Macadamia
Peanut
Hazelnut Pine nut Pistachio
Seeds
Golden linseed Brown linseed
Poppy
Sesame Mustard
Oils
Hazelnut oil
Walnut oil
Vegetable oil Sunflower oil Tapioca starch Wheat starch Potato starch
Starches
Miscellaneous
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