Research Article

Bioaccumulation of Organophosphorus (OPs) and Carbamate (CBs) Residues in Cultured Pangas Catfish (Pangasius pangasius) and Health Risk Assessment

Table 1

The elution order, limit of detection, limit of quantification, coefficient of determination (R2) values, recovery rate, matrix effect (%), precursor ion (m/z), and product ion (m/z) of OP residues.

OPP pesticide residuesElution orderCoefficient of determination (R2)Limit of quantification (LOQ) (μg/L)Limit of detection (LOD) (μg/L)Recoveries (%)ME (%)Precursor ion (m/z)Product ion (m/z)
50 (μg/L)100 (μg/L)

Dichlorvos10.999697.1518.3277.90 ± 9.1764.27 ± 6.748218395
MOCAP (ethoprophos)20.999590.2827.2969.29 ± 8.6770.64 ± 9.5277244177
Disulfoton30.999855.3431.8481.30 ± 6.9288.26 ± 10.329227764
Methyl parathion40.999770.2321.2392.89 ± 6.7873.19 ± 9.3290269127
Ronnel50.9996100.6228.5388.27 ± 8.3977.66 ± 7.8388234197
Dursban (chlorpyrifos)60.999764.1931.4272.43 ± 11.2269.48 ± 10.1183323127, 1
Tokuthion70.999890.2219.2969.22 ± 10.4382.23 ± 9.5273308168
Guthion (azinphos methyl)80.999993.4330.1694.41 ± 7.6377.49 ± 8.6482321162, 2