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Performance of current microbial tests for screening antibiotics in sheep and goat milk

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[EN] The detection capability (CC beta) of some microbial screening tests currently available was calculated for sheep and goat milk in accordance with Commission Decision 657/2002/EC. The CC beta was at or below the maximum residue limit (MRL) for most beta-lactams assessed and other non-beta-lactam drugs such as neomycin, tylosin, sulfadiazine and sulfadimethoxine. However, the tests were less sensitive in the detection of most non-beta-lactam drugs such as quinolones and tetracyclines at safety levels. When individual sheep milk samples free of antibiotics were analysed, an elevated somatic cell count was related to the occurrence of non-compliant results in all the methods assessed. To guarantee the safety of milk and dairy products from small ruminants, the periodical implementation of screening tests more sensitive towards non-beta-lactam drugs would be appropriate. (C) 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Performance of current microbial tests for screening antibiotics in sheep and goat milk

Author: Beltrán Martínez, Mª Carmen,Berruga Fernandez, Maria Isabel,Molina Casanova, Ana,Lisandro Althaus, Rafael,Molina Pons, Mª Pilar
Publisher: Elsevier
Year: 2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.idairyj.2014.09.007
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Bel án Ma ínez, MC.; Be uga Fe nandez, MI.; Molina Casano a, A.; Lisand o Al haus, R.;
Molina Pons, MP. (2015). Pe o mance o cu en mic obial es s o sc eening an ibio ics in
sheep and goa milk. In e na ional Dai y Jou nal. 41:13-15. doi:10.1016/j.idai yj.2014.09.007.
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Pe o mance o cu en mic obial es s o sc eening an ibio ics in sheep and
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goa milk
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Bel án M.Ca., Be uga M.Ib., Molina Ab., Al haus R.Lc., Molina M.Pa.
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aIns i u o de Ciencia y Tecnología Animal, Uni e si a Poli ècnica de València, Camino de
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Ve a, s/n, 46022 Valencia, Spain. [email p o ec ed]; [email p o ec ed]
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bDepa amen o de Ciencia y Tecnología Ag o o es al, ETSIA-IDR, Uni e sidad de Cas illa-
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La Mancha, 02071 Albace e, Spain. [email p o ec ed]; [email p o ec ed]
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cCá ed a de Bio ísica, Facul ad de Ciencias Ve e ina ias, Uni e sidad Nacional del Li o al,
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R.P.L., K ede , 3080 Espe anza, A gen ina. [email p o ec ed]
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Co esponding au ho : Ma ia Ca men Bel án Ma ínez
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Ins i u o de Ciencia y Tecnología Animal
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Uni e si a Poli ècnica de València
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Camino de Ve a, s/n
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46022 Valencia, Spain
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Tel.: + 34 963877727; Fax: +34 963877439
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[email p o ec ed]
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ABSTRACT
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The de ec ion capabili y (CCβ) o some mic obial sc eening es s (BRT MRL, Del o es
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MCS SP-NT, Del o es MCS Accele a o and Eclipse 100) cu en ly a ailable was
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calcula ed in acco dance wi h Commission Decision 657/2002/EC. The CCβ was a o
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below he maximum esidue limi (MRL) o mos β-lac ams assessed and o he non-β-
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lac am d ugs such as neomycin, ylosin, sul adiazine and sul adime hoxine. Howe e ,
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he es s we e less sensi i e in he de ec ion o mos non-β-lac am d ugs such as
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quinolones and e acyclines a sa e y le els. When indi idual sheep milk samples ee
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o an ibio ics we e analysed, an ele a ed soma ic cell coun (SCC) was ela ed o he
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occu ence o non-complian esul s in all he me hods assessed. In o de o gua an ee
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he sa e y o milk and dai y p oduc s om small uminan s, he pe iodical
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implemen a ion o sc eening es s mo e sensi i e owa ds non-β-lac am d ugs would be
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con enien .
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1. In oduc ion
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Mic obial inhibi o es s a e ou inely applied o sc eening an ibio ics in aw milk as
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hey a e ela i ely inexpensi e, use - iendly, and ha e a high sample h oughpu .
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Mos cu en mic obial sc eening es s we e ini ially de eloped o de ec β-lac ams in
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cow milk and a e based on he inhibi ion o Geobacillus s ea o e mophilus a .
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calidolac is being highly sensi i e o hese subs ances. Se e al s udies on he mic obial
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es sensi i i y using sheep milk ha e been ca ied ou in he las wo decades (Al haus,
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To es, Mon e o, Balasch & Molina, 2003a; Molina, Al haus, Molina & Fe nández,
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2003), while e y ew s udies ha e been unde aken in goa milk (Sie a e al., 2009a,b),
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demons a ing ha hese es s a e able o de ec β-lac ams a o below he Maximum
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Residue Limi s (MRLs) es ablished by Eu opean legisla ion (EC, 2010), bu canno
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sui ably de ec o he e e ina y d ugs.
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The e o e, modi ica ions such as he addi ion o chela ing agen s in o he cul u e
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medium o enhance he de ec ion o e acyclines, espec i ely, o an i ola es o imp o e
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sulphonamide de ec ion ha e been p oposed (Lange eld, Beuke s, Bommele, & S a k,
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2005), and consequen ly manu ac u e s ha e imp o ed some pe o mance
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cha ac e is ics o mic obial sc eening es s in new e sions now a ailable.
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Mo eo e , sheep and goa milk is cha ac e ised by a highe a and p o ein con en han
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cow milk (Pa k, Jua ez, Ramos & Haenlein, 2007), an ele a ed na u al inhibi o con en
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(e.g. immunoglobulins, lac o e in, o lysozyme) (C osson, Thomas, & Rossi, 2010) and
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a highe soma ic cell coun (SCC) e en in he absence o in a-mamma y in ec ions
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(Medhid, Díaz, Ma í, Vidal & Pe is, 2013), po en ially in e e ing in he mic obial
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inhibi o es esponse.
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Sheep and goa milk p oduc ion is mainly des ined o he elabo a ion o dai y p oduc s.
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An ibio ic esidues in milk may pa ially o o ally inhibi e men a ion p ocesses in
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cheese and yogu p oduc ion (Packham, B oome, Limsow in, & Roginski, 2001).
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Mo eo e , consume sa e y may be comp omised by he p esence o hese esidues in
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dai y p oduc s (Oli e , Mu inda & Ja ayao, 2011). Thus, he aim o his s udy was o
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assess he pe o mance o new e sions o some mic obial sc eening es s o de ec
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an imic obial esidues in sheep and goa milk acco ding o Eu opean Commission
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Decision nº 657/2002 (EC, 2002).
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2. Ma e ial and me hods
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2.1. Mic obial inhibi o es s: The sc eening es s used we e he BRT MRL (Analy ik in
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Milch P oduk ions-und Ve iebs-GmbH. Munich, Ge many), Del o es MCS SP-NT
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(DSM Food Special ies. Del , he Ne he lands), Del o es MCS Accele a o (DSM
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Food Special ies), and Eclipse 100 (Zeu-Inmuno ec. Za agoza, Spain). All es s we e
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conduc ed acco ding o each manu ac u e ’s ins uc ions.
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2.2. Milk samples: An ibio ic- ee milk samples we e ob ained om he expe imen al
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locks o Manchega sheep o Uni e sidad de Cas illa-La Mancha (Albace e, Spain), and
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Mu ciano-G anadina goa s o Uni e si a Poli ècnica de València (Valencia, Spain).
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Animals had a good heal h s a us and had no ecei ed any e e ina y d ugs, nei he
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be o e no du ing he expe imen al pe iod, no was medica ed eed used in hei die . All
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milk samples we e analysed o g oss composi ion (MilkoScan 6000, Foss. Hille d,
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Denma k), soma ic cell coun (Fossoma ic 5000, Foss), o al bac e ial coun (Bac oscan
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FC, Foss), and pH alue (pHme e , C ison, Ba celona, Spain).
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2.3. An imic obials and spiked milk samples: A o al o 37 subs ances was in es iga ed:
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amoxicillin, ampicillin, benzylpenicillin, cloxacillin, dicloxacillin, na cillin, oxacillin,
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ce alonium, ce api in, ce azolin, ce ope azone, ce quinome, ce io u , cephalexin,
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chlo e acycline, cip o loxacin, colis in, en o loxacin, e y h omycin, gen amicin,
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lincomicin, ma bo loxacin, neomycin, oxy e acycline, s ep omycin, sul adiazine,
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sul adime hoxine, sul ame azine, e acycline, ime hop im, and ylosin we e p o ided
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by Sigma-Ald ich Química, S.A. (Mad id, Spain). Des u oylce io u was supplied by
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To on o Resea ch Chemicals, Inc. (To on o, Canada) and he 4-epime s o e acyclines
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we e u nished by Ac os O ganics (Geel, Belgium). Finally, desace ylce api in and
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ce ace ile, no comme cially a ailable, we e kindly p o ided by Fa o S.p.A. (Bologna,
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I aly) and ACS Dob a , S.p.A. (Milan, I aly), espec i ely. Spiked milk samples we e
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p epa ed ollowing In e na ional Dai y Fede a ion ecommenda ions (ISO/IDF, 2003),
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and es ed by he mic obial sc eening es s immedia ely a e spiking.
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2.4. De ec ion capabili y (CCβ): Tes de ec ion capabili y (CCβ) was in es iga ed
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ollowing he “Guidelines o he alida ion o sc eening me hods o esidues o
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e e ina y medicines” p oposed by Communi y Re e ence Labo a o ies o esidues
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(CRLs, 2010), supplemen ing Commission Decision nº 657/2002 (EC, 2002).
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An imic obial- ee milk samples we e spiked indi idually wi h di e en subs ances a
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0.5·MRL, 0.75·MRL, and 1·MRL equi alen d ug concen a ion, and analysed 20, 40 o
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2.5. In e e ences ela ed o milk ma ix cons i uen s: An ibio ic- ee milk samples we e
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ob ained on a wo-week basis along he en i e milking pe iod (sheep: n=250, sampling
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days 30 o 180 pos -pa um; goa s: n=350, sampling days 15 o 200 pos -pa um) and
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analysed simul aneously, in h ee eplica es, by he ou es s. The e ec o he milk
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ma ix cons i uen s on he es esponse was in es iga ed using he s epwise op ion o
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he logis ic p ocedu e o he SAS so wa e, acco ding o he ollowing model:
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Lij= logi [Pi] = β0 + β1[SL] + β2[pH] + β3[F] + β4[P] + β5[L] + β6[TS] + β7[logSCC] +
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β8[logBC] + εij (Eq. 1)
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whe e: Lij= logis ic model; [Pi]= p obabili y o he esponse ca ego y (posi i e/nega i e);
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β0= in e cep ; βi= es ima e pa ame e s o he model; [SL]= lac a ion s age e ec (day);
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[pH]= pH e ec ; [F]= a con en e ec ; [P]= p o ein con en e ec ; [L]= lac ose con en
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e ec ; [TS]= o al solids con en e ec ; [logSCC]= soma ic cell coun e ec ; [logBC]=
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bac e ial coun e ec ; εij= esidual e o .
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3. Resul s and discussion
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3.1. De ec ion capabili y (CCβ): The CCβ o he BRT MRL, Del o es SP-NT,
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Del o es DA, and Eclipse 100 es s in sheep and goa milk we e shown in Table 1. In
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gene al, mic obiological es s de ec ed high equencies o β-lac am an ibio ics in milk
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om sheep (70.6 %: BRT MRL, and 88.2 %: Del o es SP-NT, Del o es DA, and
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Eclipse 100) and goa s (76.4 %: BRT MRL, and 82.3 %: Del o es SP-NT; Del o es
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DA, and Eclipse 100). Only ce quinome and ce ope azone could no be de ec ed by any
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es a MRL equi alen an ibio ic concen a ion.
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Fo non-β-lac am d ugs, he mic obiological es s could no de ec ed esidues o
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quinolones, e acyclines, s ep omycin, lincomicin, sul ame azine, colis in and
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ime hop im a sa e y le els. Con e sely, neomycin, ylosin sul adiazine and
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sul adime oxine we e de ec ed a o below egula o y limi s (Table 1). Mo eo e , he
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BRT MRL es was also able o de ec gen amicin and e y h omycin a hei MRLs.
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3.2. In e e ences ela ed o he milk ma ix e ec
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Indi idual milk, ee o an imic obials, p esen ed a wide ange o a ia ion o all milk
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quali y pa ame e s conside ed. When indi idual sheep milk samples we e analysed an
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ele a e pe cen age o non-complian esul s we e ob ained (BRT MRL: 4.8 %,
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Del o es SP-NT: 8.0 %, Del o es DA: 10 % and Eclipse 100: 9.6 %). Applying
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logis ic eg ession analysis, an inc ease in SCC was associa ed wi h an ele a ion in he
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p edic ed likelihood o posi i e ou comes in all cases (Figu e 1), he BRT MRL es
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esponse being he less a ec ed by his pa ame e . These esul s we e in ag eemen wi h
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hose ob ained by Cullo e al. (1992) and Al haus e al. (2003b) using indi idual milk
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samples om cows and sheep, espec i ely. Ins ead, he pe cen age o non-complian
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esul s in goa milk we e lowe in all cases (BRT MRL: 1.4 %, Del o es SP-NT: 4.3 %,
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Del o es DA: 3.1 % and Eclipse 100: 0.6 %), and he e o e, logis ic p ocedu e was no
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4. Conclusions
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Mic obial inhibi o es s a e e icien o de ec β-lac ams and o he non-be a-lac am
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d ugs such as neomycin, ylosin, sul adiazine and sul adime hoxine in aw milk om
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small uminan s. Howe e , in spi e o he imp o emen s made in hese es s in he las
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decade, hey con inue o be ine icien o he de ec ion o o he d ugs, such as
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quinolones and e acyclines, a sa e y le els. The e o e, he pe iodic use o mo e
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sensi i e es s owa ds hese subs ances would be con enien o widen he de ec ion
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uminan s.
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5. Acknowledgemen s
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This esea ch o ms pa o he P ojec AGL2009-11524 inanced by he Minis e io de
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Ciencia e Inno ación (Mad id, Spain).
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