Published February 22, 2013 | Version v1
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Advice of the Scientific Committee of the Belgian Food Safety Agency regarding the presence of endogenous anabolics and or prohibited substances in food producing animals

  • 1. Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain

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The following questions were asked to the Scientific Committee on the presence of 
endogenous anabolic and/or prohibited substances in food-producing animals: 
- Question 1: Among the substances being examined by the FASFC, which are those 
whose presence in a matrix of animal origin is suspected to have an endogenous 
origin (metabolism, feed, ...)? 
- Question 2: In which matrices and in which animal species (categories), the presence 
of substances of endogenous origin can be observed? 
o Can a residue concentration be determined differentiating an endogenous origin 
from an illegal treatment for combinations substance/matrix/species? 
- Question 3: Can the presence of prednisolone and thiouracil in matrices other than 
urine also have an endogenous origin? 
o If this is the case, can a residue concentration be determined which can 
differentiate the origin (endogenous versus illegal treatment) for combinations of 
substance/matrix/species?

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BE; fr; secretariaat.scicom@favv-afsca.be

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