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Development of a microfluidic device to enrich and detect zearalenone in food using quantum dot-embedded molecularly imprinted polymers

Marti Z. Hua, Shenmiao Li, M. S. Roopesh, Xiaonan Lu

2024Lab on a Chip13 citationsDOI

Abstract

, covering the concerned residue levels in the regulations. Each sample-to-answer test took only 20 min, involving 3 min of manual operation and no advanced equipment. This microfluidic device was mostly reusable, with a replaceable detection module compatible with fluorescence measurement using a handheld fluorometer. To our best knowledge, the reported device was the first application of an MIP-based microfluidic sensor for detecting mycotoxin in real food samples, providing a novel, rapid, portable, and cost-effective tool for monitoring mycotoxin contamination for food safety and security.

Topics & Concepts

Molecularly imprinted polymerZearalenoneQuantum dotMicrofluidicsPolymerNanotechnologyMaterials scienceChemistryMycotoxinFood scienceOrganic chemistryComposite materialSelectivityCatalysisMycotoxins in Agriculture and FoodPotato Plant ResearchPesticide Residue Analysis and Safety
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