The invention discloses a
solid-phase extraction process method for detecting
veterinary drug residues in an animal-derived sample, and belongs to the technical field of analysis of harmful residues in food. The method comprises the steps of sample pretreatment,
solid-phase extraction column activation balance, sample loading, multi-stage washing and core collaborative
elution. Especially, core collaborative
elution adopts a collaborative
elution method combining three-stage
pH gradient elution and two-time competitive
acetone pulse injection. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, eluting sulfonamides and quinolones under an acidic condition; then injecting
acetone to competitively remove
phospholipid; then, the
tetracycline and macrolide drugs are eluted under the neutral condition; injecting
acetone again for deep purification; and finally, eluting the
chloramphenicol medicine under an alkaline condition. According to the method, the problem that the
recovery rate and the purification degree are difficult to consider when multiple types of
veterinary drug residues in the egg high-
phospholipid complex matrix are synchronously detected is effectively solved, and the accuracy, the sensitivity and the reproducibility of subsequent LC-MS /
MS analysis are remarkably improved.