Pesticides are used to control pests and prevent diseases in a
variety of agricultural products. Pesticides can be transferred from
plants to animals via the food chain (Jones & De Voogt, 1999;
LeDoux, 2011). Furthermore, breeding animals and their accommodations
can be sprayed with pesticides to prevent pests infestation.
Both of these contamination routes can lead to
bioaccumulation of persistent pesticides in food products of animal
origin, such as meat, fish, milk, and eggs. Insecticides and acaricides
are used in hen houses to control poultry ectoparasites such
as red mites. Chickens and laying hens can be exposed to these
chemicals (Limsuwan et al., 2007). Pesticide residues can be found
in eggs, even long after the chemicals have been eliminated from
the other tissues of laying hens (Schenck & Donoghue, 2000).
Monitoring of pesticide residues in food is currently prioritized,
and extensive evaluation of food quality avoids possible risks to
human health. More than 800 pesticides belonging to more than
100 substance classes have been registered and used globally for
decades, and the chemical and physical properties of these may
considerably vary. Although a multi-class, multi-residue analytical
method is most useful for pesticide regulatory monitoring,
Pesticides are used to control pests and prevent diseases in a
variety of agricultural products. Pesticides can be transferred from
plants to animals via the food chain (Jones & De Voogt, 1999;
LeDoux, 2011). Furthermore, breeding animals and their accommodations
can be sprayed with pesticides to prevent pests infestation.
Both of these contamination routes can lead to
bioaccumulation of persistent pesticides in food products of animal
origin, such as meat, fish, milk, and eggs. Insecticides and acaricides
are used in hen houses to control poultry ectoparasites such
as red mites. Chickens and laying hens can be exposed to these
chemicals (Limsuwan et al., 2007). Pesticide residues can be found
in eggs, even long after the chemicals have been eliminated from
the other tissues of laying hens (Schenck & Donoghue, 2000).
Monitoring of pesticide residues in food is currently prioritized,
and extensive evaluation of food quality avoids possible risks to
human health. More than 800 pesticides belonging to more than
100 substance classes have been registered and used globally for
decades, and the chemical and physical properties of these may
considerably vary. Although a multi-class, multi-residue analytical
method is most useful for pesticide regulatory monitoring,
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Pesticides are used to control pests and prevent diseases in a
variety of agricultural products. Pesticides can be transferred from
plants to animals via the food chain (Jones & De Voogt, 1999;
LeDoux, 2011). Furthermore, breeding animals and their accommodations
can be sprayed with pesticides to prevent pests infestation.
Both of these contamination routes can lead to
bioaccumulation of persistent pesticides in food products of animal
origin, such as meat, fish, milk, and eggs. Insecticides and acaricides
are used in hen houses to control poultry ectoparasites such
as red mites. Chickens and laying hens can be exposed to these
chemicals (Limsuwan et al., 2007). Pesticide residues can be found
in eggs, even long after the chemicals have been eliminated from
the other tissues of laying hens (Schenck & Donoghue, 2000).
Monitoring of pesticide residues in food is currently prioritized,
and extensive evaluation of food quality avoids possible risks to
human health. More than 800 pesticides belonging to more than
100 substance classes have been registered and used globally for
decades, and the chemical and physical properties of these may
considerably vary. Although a multi-class, multi-residue analytical
method is most useful for pesticide regulatory monitoring,
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ยาฆ่าแมลงที่ใช้ในการควบคุมแมลง และป้องกันโรคใน
ความหลากหลายของผลิตภัณฑ์ทางการเกษตร ยาฆ่าแมลงสามารถถ่ายโอนจาก
พืชสัตว์ผ่านทางห่วงโซ่อาหาร ( โจนส์& de voogt , 1999 ;
เลอดูร์ , 2011 ) นอกจากนี้ การปรับปรุงพันธุ์สัตว์และสถานที่พัก
สามารถพ่นยาฆ่าแมลงเพื่อป้องกันศัตรูพืชระบาด
ทั้งเส้นทางการปนเปื้อนเหล่านี้สามารถนำไปสู่
bioaccumulation of persistent pesticides in food products of animal
origin, such as meat, fish, milk, and eggs. Insecticides and acaricides
are used in hen houses to control poultry ectoparasites such
as red mites. Chickens and laying hens can be exposed to these
chemicals (Limsuwan et al., 2007). Pesticide residues can be found
in eggs, even long after the chemicals have been eliminated from
the other tissues of laying hens (Schenck & Donoghue, 2000).
Monitoring of pesticide residues in food is currently prioritized,
and extensive evaluation of food quality avoids possible risks to
human health. More than 800 pesticides belonging to more than
100 substance classes have been registered and used globally for
decades, and the chemical and physical properties of these may
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