AOAC Guidance on FA Immunoassay Validation (August 2023)
Table 2: Required Compounds for Selectivity Study for All Allergen Methods
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Animal origin (raw and cooked forms, except as noted # )
Nuts and related (raw and roasted forms)
Beans and related legumes Dried Chickpeas
Other vegetables and related
Seeds stones Kernell Pine kernel
Pseudo- Cereals
Fruits and related
Cereals
Spices
Various Cocoa (powder) Ground, Roasted
Food additives
Buckwheat flour
Dried tomatoes
Food colors
Barley
Almond
Basil
Beef
Apple juice
Coffee Beans
Potatoes (flour)
Bovine skim milk (powder) # Chicken whole egg powder #
Pumpkin kernels
Orange juice
Corn flour
Millet flour
Green bean
Brazil nut
Chili
Carmine red
Red and white wine
Yellow orange turmeric curcumin Thickeners, stabilizers, gelling agents)*
Oat flour
Quinoa
Green peas
Pumpkin
Cashew
Cinnamon
Sesame
Oil/fat
Kidney beans Lentils Lupine
Sweet potato
Sunflower kernels
Rye
Rice flour
Coconut
Cloves
Chicken
Vinegar
Salt
Dried Tea Leaves
Spelt
Sorghum Teff flour
Hazelnut Pecan nut
Curry Garlic
Pork
Rape seed
Guar gum
Wheat Wheat starch
Turkey
Linseed Poppy seeds
Locust beam gum
Tapioca flour/starch
Humectants Lecithin from soybean
Peanut (raw)
Pine nuts
Turmeric Paprika (sweet) Mustard seeds (black/ brown/ yellow) Onion (powder)
Peanut (roasted)
Pistachio nut
Leavening Agents
Soy milk
Walnut
Whey protein concentrate
Soya flour
White beans
Pepper (black) Pepper (white)
pH control agents
Vegetable juice Salts Monosodium glutamate
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*These compounds could be tested directly and/or at a 10% concentration.
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