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Academic Journal of Environmental Biology, 2021, 2(4); doi: 10.38007/AJEB.2021.020404.

Visualization of Salmonella Based on Nanobiosensing Technology

Author(s)

Ahthasham Khan

Corresponding Author:
Ahthasham Khan
Affiliation(s)

University of Sulaimani, Iraq

Abstract

The establishment of an efficient, rapid and specific method for the detection of foodborne salmonella plays a crucial role in ensuring food safety and citizen health. The purpose of this paper is to study salmonella visualization based on nanobiosensing technology. In this study, a new salmonella biosensing detection method is proposed by combining the previously constructed solid-phase enrichment method based on swab fiber material and nano-fluorescent bioprobe detection technology. The targeted bacteria can be efficiently localized and amplified on the solid-phase carrier fiber, and at the same time, the purpose of in situ isolation of the targeted bacteria can be realized by fluorescence visualization. Through verification, a visual immunosensing detection technology for salmonella based on the improved solid-phase carrier culture method and water-soluble quantum dot bioprobes was successfully established. Due to its high specificity, high efficiency and high sensitivity, this technology is very suitable for large-sample salmonella screening work in disease control departments.

Keywords

Nano Biotechnology, Sensing Technology, Salmonella Testing, Visualization Technology

Cite This Paper

Ahthasham Khan. Visualization of Salmonella Based on Nanobiosensing Technology. Academic Journal of Environmental Biology (2021), Vol. 2, Issue 4: 28-35. https://doi.org/10.38007/AJEB.2021.020404.

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