Abstract：In order to ensure food safety, microbiological inspection for food hygiene must be attached importance. As the most commonly used microbial detection target, nucleic acid molecules require reference materials to realize traceability and provide a measurement basis. Nucleic acid reference materials are the sample standard to ensure the accuracy and consistency of nucleic acid test results. Here, the development of nucleic acid reference materials of several common foodborne pathogenic microorganisms were reviewed, in order to promote their application in food safety testing, and provide reference for improving the quality control level of microbial test results, ensuring the accuracy and impartiality of test results, and promoting the development of nucleic acid reference materials.
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