SN/T 5123-2019 in English
VALIDDetermination of histamine content in feeds for import and export - Colorimetric assay and enzyme immunoassay method
- Issued on:2019-09-03
- Implemented on:2020-03-01
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Introduction
Technical background and scope of application of the standard
SN/T 5123-2019 is a mandatory industry standard for the control of histamine content in imported and exported feeds issued by the General Administration of Customs of my country. It stipulates two detection technology paths: spectrophotometer colorimetry and enzyme reader immunosorbent assay. The standard was officially implemented on March 1, 2020 and is applicable to the import and export inspection of animal-derived feeds such as fish meal and meat and bone meal.
Comparison of core detection methods
| Technical parameters | Colorimetry | Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay |
|---|---|---|
| Detection principle | Diazotization coupling color reaction | Antigen-antibody specific binding |
| Detection limit | 20mg/kg | 2.5mg/kg |
| Linear range | 2.5-40mg/kg | 0.5-50μg/kg |
| Pretreatment time | About 30 minutes | About 45 minutes |
Analysis of key operation points
1. Technical specifications of colorimetry
Color reaction control:The pH value of the reaction system must be strictly maintained in the range of 3.5-4.0. When using 70% ethanol as the extractant, the centrifugal speed should be controlled above 2000r/min.
Standard curve preparation:Six concentration gradient standards of 0, 2.5, 5, 10, 20, and 40 mg/kg are required, and the absorbance is measured at a wavelength of 450nm.
2. ELISA Method Precautions
ELISA plate incubation: The standard clearly requires that the reaction temperature be controlled at 20-25°C, and the incubation time error should not exceed ±1 minute. When using the RIDASCREEN kit, attention should be paid to the accurate dilution of the 50-fold concentrated buffer.
Result interpretation: When the sample absorbance value is lower than the lowest standard point (0.5μg/kg), the verification experiment should be carried out in accordance with clause 5.4.3 of the standard.
Limit Standards and Judgment Rules
The standard stipulates that there are differences in the judgment thresholds of the two methods:
- Conventional feed:Colorimetric method ≤20mg/kg, ELISA method ≤2.5mg/kg
- Fish meal raw materials:Colorimetric method ≤125mg/kg, ELISA method ≤100mg/kg
When the results of the two methods conflict, the standard clearly states that the results of the ELISA method shall prevail because it has higher specificity.
Implementation suggestions and common problems
Method selection:For large-scale screening, the ELISA method is recommended, and the colorimetric method is used for suspicious sample review. Note that the standard curve of different brands of kits needs to be re-validated.
Quality control: Blank control and spike recovery experiments should be added to each batch, and the recovery rate should be controlled between 80%-120%. The standard particularly emphasizes that the experimental water must meet the requirements of GB/T 6682 secondary water.
Technology evolution analysis
Compared with the old 2003 version of the standard, the main improvements of the 2019 version include:
- Add immunological detection methods, and increase sensitivity by 10 times
- Refine the sample pretreatment process and clarify the centrifugation parameters
- Introduce standardized requirements for the number of ELISA plate washes

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