Food authentication
2 workflows · 2026
Food authentication: Telling species and processing apart in food, using peptide markers that survive cooking. 2 catalogued workflows and 3 papers.
Telling species and processing apart in food, using peptide markers that survive cooking.
| Workflows | 2 |
| Papers | 3 |
| Authors | 13 |
| Active | 2026-02-13 to 2026-07-16 |
Workflows (2)
- Food inspection de novo peptide screening (2026): Database-free food inspection workflow: de novo sequencing of MS/MS spectra on a ZenoTOF 7600 for species identification and quantitation in food extracts, with database search as a complementary step, aimed at unknown contaminants and food fraud.
- Processed meat species markers (2026): De novo peptide sequencing workflow combining FBDA peptide derivatization, dual-polarity DIA-MS, and SCX fractionation to discover species-specific markers (myosin, troponin) in highly processed pork, chicken and bovine meat products, enabling detection of adulteration down to 10 % species contamination.
Papers (3)
- Towards the establishment of a comprehensive food inspection system: an approach to utilise de novo peptide sequencing from MS/MS spectra (2026, SSRN Electronic Journal, preprint)
- Identification of Species-Specific Peptide Markers in Highly Processed Meat Products Using De Novo Sequencing (2026, Foods, peer-reviewed)
- Towards the establishment of a comprehensive food inspection system: An approach to utilize de novo peptide sequencing from MS/MS spectra (2026, Food and Humanity, peer-reviewed)
Sequencing tools these papers used
Where the work happened
Croatia, Japan