development of colloidal gold‐based lateral flow  immunoassay for rapid qualitative and semiquantitative analysis of ustiloxins a and b in rice  samples

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Abstract
Rice false smut is a worldwide devastating rice disease infected by the fungal pathogen Villosiclava virens. Ustiloxin A (UA) and ustiloxin B (UB), cyclopeptide mycotoxins, were the major ustiloxins isolated from the rice false smut balls (FSBs) that formed in the pathogen‐infected rice spikelets. Based on the specific monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) 2D3G5 and 1B5A10, respectively, against UA and UB, the lateral flow immunoassays (LFIAs) were developed, and the indicator ranges for UA and UB both were 50-100 ng/mL. The cross‐reactivities of UB for UA LFIA, and UA for UB LFIA were 5% and 20%, respectively, which were consistent with the icELISA results reported previously. Even at 50,000 ng/mL, none of other commonly existent metabolites in rice samples caused noticeable inhibition. The LFIAs were used for determination of UA and UB contents in rice FSBs and rice grains, and the results were agreeable with those by HPLC and icELISA. There was no change in the sensitivity of either dipstick stored at 4 °C) after at least three months. The developed LFIA has specificity and sensitivity for detecting UA and UB as well as simplicity to use. It will be a potential point‐of‐care device for rapid evaluation of the rice samples contaminated by UA and UB.
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Authors ;Xiaoxiang Fu;Rushan Xie;Jian Wang;Xiaojiao Chen;Xiaohan Wang;Weibo Sun;Jiajia Meng;Daowan Lai;Ligang Zhou;Baomin Wang
Journal matec web of conferences
Year 2017
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10.3390/toxins9030079
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http://www.mdpi.com/2072-6651/9/3/79
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