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Omar Dary validates iCheck for vitamin A analysis in milk (Dec 2011)

The well-known food fortification specialist Omar Dary has validated iCheck FLUORO for the analysis of vitamin A in milk. The results have been published in the Sight and Life Magezine 25(3) 2011. To read the publication, click here.
 

New publication: iCheck Carotene is as good as HPLC (Oct. 2011)

In this publication iCheck Carotene for the analysis of ß-carotene in whole blood was compared to the golden standard method HPLC.

In 166 cows ß-carotene levels in plasma and blood were determined by HPLC as standard and compared with iCheck. As a result no differences were observed between both methods either measured in plasma or in blood (HPLC plasma vs iEx™ plasma: 4.23 vs 4.49 mg/L and HPLC plasma vs iEx™ blood: 3.46 mg/L vs. 3.67 mg/L). Both methods showed a very good agreement based on correlation coefficients of r2> 0.98. iCheck Carotene can therefore be used as a fast and precise method to assess blood levels of ß-carotene within minutes.

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NutriView reports about vitamin A analysis with iCheck™

The magazine “NutriView”  (issue 4/2009) published an article about iCheck™. The paper explained the functionality of the product and exemplified the simple and reliable application of the method.

Download NutriView 4/2009 here.

 

Article: ß-Carotene deficiency in cows - widely spread over Europe

Bioanalyt-Milchrind

I. Immig and F. J. Schweigert, Milchrind 1/2006 – This article points out that the administration of β-carotene to dairy cows with daily feed has a positive influence on their fertility. The article has been published in the German journal Milchrind for breeding and management.

(German:) Der positive Einfluss von ß-Carotin auf die Fruchtbarkeit von Milchkühen ist seit langem bekannt. Neue Untersuchungen aus Europa und den USA zeigen, dass die Versorgung mit ß-Carotin aus dem Grundfuttermittel schlechter ist als allgemein erwartet. In diesen Fällen kann eine gezielte Ergänzung sinnvoll sein.

www.milchrind.de

 

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