Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry 2022
DOI: 10.1002/9780470027318.a9758
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Methods of Analysis for the Determination of Veterinary Drugs in Food: Focus on Antimicrobials

Abstract: An overview of the methods of analysis that are currently being used for the determination of veterinary drugs in food is presented. Hyphenated techniques, mainly those based on the coupling of chromatographic separation and mass spectrometry detection have proven to be more appropriate. Liquid chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS/MS) with quadrupole mass analyzers is still the most used analytical technique for the purpose, but high‐resolution mass analyzers are becoming more accessible and more fre… Show more

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“…In the review of Spisso, Pereira & Ferreira [ 28 ], the inclusion of antimicrobials belonging to the class of aminoglycosides in multiclass analytical methods was reinforced to still be a challenge, due to the high polarity of these molecules, which generally requires specific chromatographic conditions. Considering log p values as limits to distinguish analytes into polarity/lipophilicity groups, such as those established by Hepperle et al [ 29 ], where high polarity compounds (low lipophilicity) are those with (log p < 2.5); intermediate (2.5 ≤ log p < 4) and low polarity (log p ≥ 4) aminoglycosides are highly hydrophilic, presenting Log p below −2 (−2.08 a −8.58) and pKa values between 8.38 to 10.91.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the review of Spisso, Pereira & Ferreira [ 28 ], the inclusion of antimicrobials belonging to the class of aminoglycosides in multiclass analytical methods was reinforced to still be a challenge, due to the high polarity of these molecules, which generally requires specific chromatographic conditions. Considering log p values as limits to distinguish analytes into polarity/lipophilicity groups, such as those established by Hepperle et al [ 29 ], where high polarity compounds (low lipophilicity) are those with (log p < 2.5); intermediate (2.5 ≤ log p < 4) and low polarity (log p ≥ 4) aminoglycosides are highly hydrophilic, presenting Log p below −2 (−2.08 a −8.58) and pKa values between 8.38 to 10.91.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%