The invention discloses a method for detecting food-borne
pathogenic bacteria based on double signals of
DNA Walker driven by chain substitution triggered by
nucleic acid conformation, which is characterized by comprising the following steps: mixing
a DNA Walker swing arm chain solution with a protective probe solution containing a to-be-detected food-borne
pathogenic bacteria aptamer in an isopyknic, performing reaction, and slowly cooling to
room temperature to form a protected
DNA Walker chain solution; mixing aminated ferroferric
oxide with
glutaraldehyde, stirring at
room temperature, performing magnetic cleaning, suspending in an
oligonucleotide stock solution, adding a Walker chain solution and hairpin substrate chain
mixed solution which are fully and uniformly mixed, performing reaction and magnetic cleaning, fixing the volume by using the
oligonucleotide stock solution, mixing with a to-be-detected solution, a substitution chain solution and an
endonuclease solution for incubation, taking supernatant for
fluorescence detection, taking precipitates and dropwise adding the precipitates to a magnetic
glassy carbon electrode for electrochemical
luminescence detection, and the method has the advantages of high sensitivity,
high selectivity and simplicity and quickness in operation.