The invention discloses a colorimetric method for detecting
tobramycin based on
double strand displacement and a three-dimensional
DNA structure, and belongs to the field of
food safety, medical analysis and environmental
pollution detection. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, double strands T1 / T2 are designed; when
tobramycin exists, Bsm
DNA polymerase synthesizes double strands which are completely complementary through a strong strand displacement reaction, and Nt.BstNBI incision
endonuclease cuts recognition sites on the double strands; the three-way
DNA structure capture reporter probes, and regenerates and replaces a large number of S1 strands containing G-quadruplex forming sequences. Thereafter, the G-quadruplex /
heme catalyzes
ABTS<2-> / H2O2
chromogenic reaction, andthe
tobramycin content can be determined by using the
linear relationship between light absorption value and tobramycin concentration. According to the invention, an
aptamer captures tobramycin to trigger
double strand displacement reaction which is mediated by the Nt.BstNBI incision
endonuclease and the Bsm
DNA polymerase so as to generate a large number of reporter probes. Meanwhile, the reporter probes trigger
lambda exonuclease-assisted loop amplification, so that multiple amplifications of colorimetric signals are realized, the detection range is widened, and the detection sensitivity isimproved.