“…However, AZN is usually illegally added for improving fodder conversion rate by reducing animal activity, which can promote weight gain. The accumulation of AZN in edible animal tissues is caused by the improper use of drug dosage or non-observance of withdrawal period ( Oliveira et al, 2017 ), which thus cause damage to the health of consumers through the food chain to result in heart rate reduction, skin vasodilation, cardiovascular effects and so on ( Lin, Wu, Cui, Song, Kuang, & Xu, 2020 ). It is worth noting that azaperol (AZL), the main metabolite of AZN, can be used as the marker residue to screen AZN ( Rauws, Olling, Freudenthal, & Ham, 1976 ).…”