A spectrophotometric procedure, using carboxypeptidase A, for the quantitative measurement of ochratoxin A.

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In the method described, ochratoxin A is eleaved into ochratoxin alpha (free isocoumarin chromophore) and phenylaline, using carboxypeptidase. Detection is based on the difference in fluorescence excitation spectra of ochratoxin A (380 NM, maximum) and ochratoxin alpha (340 nm, maximum). The quantitation of ochratoxin A is based on the loss of fluorescence intensity at 380 nm. The method has been used for the quantitative determination of as little as 4 mug ochratoxin A/kg barley and barley meal but it could be extended to other products.

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Hult, K., & Gatenbeck, S. (1976). A spectrophotometric procedure, using carboxypeptidase A, for the quantitative measurement of ochratoxin A. Journal - Association of Official Analytical Chemists, 59(1), 128–129. https://doi.org/10.1093/jaoac/59.1.128

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