2008
DOI: 10.3923/pjn.2008.682.685
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Detection of β - Lactam Antibiotic Residues in Market Milk

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“…Moreover, Shitandi (21) reported that 21% of milk samples were also positive for antibiotic residues in Kenya, and according to Alomirah et al (22) , 5.4% of imported pasteurized milk samples and 3.4% of local pasteurized samples were positive for antibiotic residues in Kuwait. Another example is the one by Khaskheli et al (23) , who found that 37% of the samples were positive for Beta Lactam antibiotic residues in raw cow milk (Bos taurus) also in Pakistan.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, Shitandi (21) reported that 21% of milk samples were also positive for antibiotic residues in Kenya, and according to Alomirah et al (22) , 5.4% of imported pasteurized milk samples and 3.4% of local pasteurized samples were positive for antibiotic residues in Kuwait. Another example is the one by Khaskheli et al (23) , who found that 37% of the samples were positive for Beta Lactam antibiotic residues in raw cow milk (Bos taurus) also in Pakistan.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whilst Sasanya et al [12] detected residues of penicillin G above the levels of European Union stipulated maximum drug limit of 4μg/l from 13% (50/384) of cow milk over total samples (384) analyzed using the Charm Farm® Test. Khaskheli et al [15] detected 36.50% residues of ß-lactam antibiotics over 137 unprocessed market milk samples collected from Hyderabad city, Latifabad and Qasimabad using microbial screening test (Bacillus subtilus Field Disc Assay) and High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) methods. They further reported that the level of residues of Penicillin G (mean 59.53µg/L) in unprocessed milk was 14.9 and 11.9 fold, Amoxicillin (mean 36.11µg/L) 9.03 and 3.61 fold, Ampicillin (mean 46.91µg/L) 11.73 and 4.69 fold higher than (MRL's) standards of EU (4µg/L) and FDA (5 and 10µg/L), respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Dans plusieurs pays d'Afrique, au regard des moyens techniques de détection, peu de données existent sur la présence des résidus d'antibiotiques dans les denrées alimentaires. En effet, des travaux ont mis en évidence dans des laits crus et pasteurisés, yaourts, fromages, crème fraîche, beurre et des boissons fermentées des résidus d'antibiotiques tels que les béta-lactamines, les macrolides, les pénicillines, les aminosides, les tétracyclines, le chloramphénicol à des doses importantes (Hilan et Chemali, 1998 ;Zinedine et al, 2007 ;Khaskheli et al, 2008 ;Ben-Madhi et Ouslimani, 2009 ;Mensah et al, 2014). Au Burkina Faso, il existe peu de données sur la présence des résidus d'antibiotiques dans les laits et produits laitiers.…”
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“…L'objectif de cette première étude est de mettre en évidence les résidus d'antibiotiques dans les produits laitiers ce qui indique une non observation des délais d'attente dans les élevages d'où l'existence de mauvaises pratiques vétérinaires au Burkina Faso. (Hilan et Chemali, 1998 ;Arora et Chhabra, 2004 ;Zinedine et al, 2007 ;Khaskheli et al, 2008 ;Ben-Mahdi et Ouslimani, 2009 ;Mensah et al, 2014 ;Randall et al, 2014 ;Redding et al, 2014). En effet, ces antibiotiques sont largement utilisés en médecine vétérinaire pour les soins des vaches laitières (Schwarz et Chaslus-Dancla, 2001 ;Chevance et Moulin, 2007 ;Cazeau et al, 2010).…”
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