“…On surveying the literature, there are numerous analytical approaches to determine DSP in various samples of biological, animal-derived foodstuffs, etc., in which liquid chromatography (LC), coupled with spectrophotometric (UV) [8] or mass spectrometric detection (MS), is the predominant analytical technique [9][10][11]. Concerning the sample preparation, several efforts have been made to isolate DSP from complicated matrices involving solid phase extraction [12,13], matrix solid phase dispersion [9,14], liquid phase microextraction (LPME) [15], QuEChERS (Quick, Easy, Cheap, Effective, Rugged and Safe) [16,17] and simple protein precipitation [18]. Most of them are laborious, time-consuming and require large amounts of consumables.…”