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UNLOCKING PRECISION: A DIVE INTO ELISA METHODS AND SIGNIFICANCE IN ENSURING FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY
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Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) procedures utilize the most sensitive and specific immunological reactions, hence they are important tools in food analysis. These versatile techniques are good at detecting specific components in food, such as natural compounds, pesticides, therapeutic drugs active microorganisms and toxins. ELISA can be easily used as an analytical tool for detecting and measuring food production constituent-related quantities ensuring safety of food. In the post-production stage, it is essential to verify food products in order not misrepresent them by using labels. Thus, ELISA is a powerful tool for validating food adulterations whereby consumers are better placed to make proper dietary decisions. ELISA techniques are widely used in the food industry, including indirect, sandwich and competitive ELISA using both polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies. ELISA appears as an alternative method in food analysis, thus providing a path to minimize the reliance on advanced expensive and time-consuming systems without sacrificing sensitivity or reliability. The main objective of this chapter is to discuss the basic aspects of ELISA technique and its utilization in food analysis that has played a crucial role in ensuring quality control and safety for foods being produced by different companies.
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Joia, R. ., & Modaqeq, T. . (2024). UNLOCKING PRECISION: A DIVE INTO ELISA METHODS AND SIGNIFICANCE IN ENSURING FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY. Academic Research in Educational Sciences, 5(1), 163–176. https://doi.org/
Joia, Reza, and Taibullah Modaqeq,. “UNLOCKING PRECISION: A DIVE INTO ELISA METHODS AND SIGNIFICANCE IN ENSURING FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY.” Academic Research in Educational Sciences, vol. 1, no. 5, 2024, pp. 163–176, https://doi.org/.
Joia, . and Modaqeq, . 2024. UNLOCKING PRECISION: A DIVE INTO ELISA METHODS AND SIGNIFICANCE IN ENSURING FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY. Academic Research in Educational Sciences. 1(5), pp.163–176.