Determination of fungi and their aflatoxins in embryonated eggs a production batch

Authors

  • Padilla-Frausto, J. Jesus Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Navarro-Villarruel, Claudia Luz Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Robles-Garcia, Miguel Angel Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Madriz-Elisondo, Ana Luisa Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Gonzalez-Lopez, Andrea Yoselin Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Olvera-Pimentel, Luz Estefania Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara
  • Ceja-Farias, Tania Karina Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Keywords:

Mycotoxins, Aflatoxin, Embryonated eggs

Abstract

The fungal load of origin and the presence of aflatoxins were determined in a batch of embryonated egg production, for this, aliquots of dissolution medium were seeded after a gentle rubbing of the eggshells of a batch, were incubated and then the total load of fungi of origin was quantified. Subsequently, the presence of any of the four main aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1 and G2) was determined using the ELISA method following the kit recommendations. All of the embryonated eggs had the presence of fungus, the fungal loads varied between 100 and 10 520 MFU/egg. 76 % (38/50) of the samples were positive for any of the four main aflatoxins and the estimated concentration of aflatoxins was 5.4 ± 2.9 µg/egg. It was possible to demonstrate the fail to the quality and safety of the food, both for human or animal consumption, or for animal production, since there is evidence of the high embryonic mortality generated by the mycotoxins that manage to enter the egg, in addition, it is evident the need to develop "organic" strategies for fungal control in the embryonic eggshell.

Author Biographies

Padilla-Frausto, J. Jesus, Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Professor in University of Guadalajara

Navarro-Villarruel, Claudia Luz, Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Professor of University of Guadalajara

Robles-Garcia, Miguel Angel, Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Professor in University of Guadalajara

Madriz-Elisondo, Ana Luisa , Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Professor in University of Guadalajara

Gonzalez-Lopez, Andrea Yoselin, Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Studen in University of Guadalajara

Olvera-Pimentel, Luz Estefania , Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Student in University of Guadalajara

Ceja-Farias, Tania Karina, Bio-Technological Development Division, Cienega University Center, University of Guadalajara

Academic Thecnic in University of Guadalajara

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Published

2021-12-15

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Padilla-Frausto, J. J., Navarro-Villarruel, C. L., Robles-Garcia, M. A., Madriz-Elisondo, A. L. ., Gonzalez-Lopez, A. Y., Olvera-Pimentel, L. E. ., & Ceja-Farias, T. K. (2021). Determination of fungi and their aflatoxins in embryonated eggs a production batch. Multidisciplinary &Amp; Health Education Journal, 3(1), 62–69. Retrieved from http://journalmhe.org/ojs3/index.php/jmhe/article/view/15

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