Non-judicious and indiscriminate use of veterinary drugs in animal husbandry may result in
accumulation of residues in animal tissues, and consequently in food for human …

A high-resolution mass spectrometry screening method was developed and validated based
on EU SANTE/11312/2021 guidelines for the analysis of 850 multi-class contaminants in …

Due to their potential entry into the human body via the food chain, phenothiazine drugs and
their metabolites pose specific health hazards, making their detection in edible tissues of …

Matrix certified reference materials (CRMs) have played a critical role in analytical method
validation and assurance of reliable measurement results. A matrix CRM of pefloxacin in fish …

An analytical method for the determination of erythromycin A (ERY) residues in fish fillet was
developed, optimized, and validated employing a modified QuEChERS procedure …

A 96-well microplate-based protein microarray chip which can simultaneously detect three
different families of antibiotics using a multiplexed approach has been developed for the first …

The reduction of antibiotics in livestock farming is of great significance for ensuring the safety
of meat-derived food and reducing farming pollution. Agricultural technology extension can …

The presence of veterinary drug residues in aquatic products represents a significant
challenge to food safety. The current detection methods, limited in both scope and …

This study developed and validated an analytical method for the simultaneous identification
and quantification of 41 veterinary antibiotic drugs from 9 different classes, including …

Veterinary drugs are widely used to treat livestock diseases, but the emergence of problems
related to drug resistance prompted the government of the Republic of Korea to enact laws …