Demnerova, K.

Hoorfar, Jeffrey

Jenikova, G.

Jensen, Annette Nygaard

Four rapid and simple DNA purification and sample treatment protocols were evaluated for detection of Salmonella enterica in spiked minced meat, using a fluorogenic 5' nuclease (TaqMan) PCR assay in an ABI-Prism 7700 Sequence Detector. The detection limit with the single separation treatment of DNeasy was found to be 6-8 CFU in just 19 end-point fluorescence (C-t) values, while this was 22 C-t for a combination of DNeasy and BactXtractor. Extraction by DNeasy resulted in C-t &lt;22, indicating a detection limit of &lt;10 Salmonella cells per 25 g, when the samples were inoculated with Salmonella before the overnight preenrichment. The method is currently being adapted to a BioRobot 3000 platform. However, the use of paramagnetic beads (DNA Direct) resulted in poor and variable detection limit

Rapid Purification of Salmonella DNA in Minced Meat and Detection by Real-time PCR

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