Pesticide detection kit

A Pesticide detection kit is a kit that scientific test kit detects the presence of pesticide residues. Various organizations create them, among them Defence Food Research Laboratory of India.^[1]

References

Analytical reagents and tests

Metals

Sugars, fats, and proteins

Sugars & Starches	Benedict's reagent (reducing sugars etc) Aniline acetate test (pentoses) Starch indicator Molisch's test (carbs)

Proteins & amino acids	Biuret test (proteins) Bicinchoninic acid assay (concentration) Bradford protein assay (concentration) Lowry protein assay (total protein) Pierce Protein Assay (total protein) Tollens' reagent (aldehyde & ketones) Fehling's solution (aldehyde & ketones) Van Slyke determination (amino acids) Sakaguchi test (arginine)

Fats	Sudan stain (lipids)

Alcohols

Drugs

other

Food portal

Drink portal

Category

Pesticides

Pesticide types	Acaricide Bactericide Biocide Bioherbicide Biopesticide Fungicide Herbicide Insecticide Molluscicide Nematicide Piscicide Rodenticide

Related topics	Health effects Environmental effects Fumigation Agricultural spray adjuvant Biological pest control Gene silencing Green pest management Integrated pest management Maximum residue limit Non-pesticide management Persistent organic pollutant Pest control Application Drift Formulation Degradation Misuse Paradox of the pesticides Poisoning Research Residue Resistance Bee toxicity Restricted use Pesticide Action Network Silent Spring The Pesticide Question Toxicity Class

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