Fluorodensitometric assay of penicillic acid

Fluorodensitometric assay of penicillic acid

1970

A fluorodensitometric method was developed for the quantitative analysis of penicillic acid, a toxic secondary mold metabolite. The method depends on the conversion by ammonia fumes of penicillic acid after thin-layer chromatography to a fluorescent derivative. This technic was used successfully to analyze moldy corn and a liquid fermentation for this toxin.

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ammonia analysis chromatography densitometry densitometry fluorescence fluorometry food contamination methods mycotoxins mycotoxins penicillic acid quantitative analysis secondary metabolites zea mays

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Published in

Journal of chromatography

Volume 51 Issue 3 Pagination 511 - 516 ISSN 0021-9673

Publisher

Poultry Science Association

Other Subjects

Food contamination and toxicology - field crop products; Caproates; Penicillium aurantiogriseum; Corn; Thin layer; Fluorodensitometry

Language

English

Note

Bibliography: p. 516.

2019-12-05

Type

Journal Article; Text

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Format: MODS

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Fluorodensitometric assay of penicillic acid

1970

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