The invention provides a technology for rapidly detecting specific
DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) by applying an
SYBR Green I fluorescent dye to a test paper strip. The technology comprises the following steps of selecting a nylon membrane as a material of the test paper strip; pointing probes onto the nylon membrane, then, irradiating with
ultraviolet rays, baking,
drying in the dark and storing, wherein the probes are specific
nucleotide sequences to be detected; carrying out PCR (
Polymerase Chain Reaction) amplification in a manner of taking samples to be detected as templates and taking primers, which are designed by taking the probes as templates, as primers, then, carrying out denaturation for 10 minutes at the temperature of 94 DEG C, and immediately lowering by 4 DEG C, so as to obtain sequences to be detected; flushing the nylon membrane with a
buffer solution, dispensing a hybridization solution to the nylon membrane, hybridizing in the dark at
room temperature, cleaning the nylon membrane sequentially with a
buffer solution and deionized water, imaging with a 488nm-
laser imaging
scanner, and judging a result in accordance with whether the nylon membrane emits light or not, wherein the hybridization solution contains
SYBR Green I and the sequences to be detected. The technology is simple, inexpensive and rapid and is applicable to clinical rapid diagnosis.