Validation of the Biofish-300 SUL Enzymatic Biosensor for the Detection of Sulfite in Crustacean

Alonso, Sandra Salleres; González, Irune; Linaza, Naiara; Ramos, Erlantz; Fernández, Mónica; González, Roberto; Maza, Sonia; Jaureguibeitia, Arrate; Van de Riet, Jeffrey; Lassitter, Cheryl; Bhandari, Sneh

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Validation of the Biofish-300 SUL Enzymatic Biosensor for the Detection of Sulfite in Crustacean

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By Alonso, Sandra Salleres ; González, Irune ; Linaza, Naiara ; ...

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Alonso, Sandra Salleres ; González, Irune ; Linaza, Naiara ; Ramos, Erlantz ; Fernández, Mónica ; González, Roberto ; Maza, Sonia ; Jaureguibeitia, Arrate ; Van de Riet, Jeffrey ; Lassitter, Cheryl ; Bhandari, Sneh
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Sulfites are some of the oldest and most widespread preservatives in our food supply. They are food additives that have antioxidant properties, but they are also recorded as allergens by the main international regulatory bodies on food safety because of their adverse healtheffect. Hence, sulfites maximum concentration in foodstuff is regulated and they must be ensured by the agro-food processing industries.
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Agronomy And Crop Science Analytical Chemistry Environmental Chemistry Food Science Pharmacology Agronomy And Crop Science Agronomy And Crop Science
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Journal of AOAC INTERNATIONAL, 102(2), 539-556
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