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titleOfInvention Array for bacterial detection multiple galvanochemistry constant-temperature amplification chip and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention belongs to technical field of electrochemical detection, be specially multiple electrochemical constant-temperature amplification chip of a kind of array for Bacteria Detection and preparation method thereof.This chip is made up of the ito glass electrode basement of laser ablation and dimethyl silicone polymer microchip.With ito glass and dimethyl silicone polymer for material, be prepared from by laser ablation and micro-processing technology.This chip space array ordered arrangement, detects while utilizing the space region of amplified signal to assign to realize multiple nucleic acid object; Respectively containing a set of three-electrode system in each amplification pond: working electrode, to electrode, contrast electrode, by being connected with extraneous multi-channel electrochemical workstation, and carrying out LAMP isothermal reaction, detecting in real time; Quantitative analysis results is obtained by carrying out data processing to real-time curve chart.This chip manufacturing is simple, easy to operate, is easy to extensive preparation, provides effective scheme for LAMP method realizes the detection of clinical multiple pathogens simultaneous quantitative.
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