The present application relates to the technical field of bacterial detection. The present application provides a phage-labeled array
microfluidic chip based on quantitative analysis of
dot array luminescence, a preparation method thereof and a detection method using the same. The target
pathogenic bacteria are enriched by magnetic beads, and the array
microfluidic chip integrated with phage coding probes is combined to realize specific recognition and capture of strong strains. After the captured live
bacteria are lysed to release ATP,
bioluminescence imaging and quantitative detection are realized. The process is as follows: the
bacteria to be tested are enriched and eluted by magnetic beads modified with phages, then the sample is introduced into the array
microfluidic chip system, and according to the distribution area and the number of luminescent points in the array, rapid qualitative and accurate quantitative detection of live strains can be realized. The
chip detection
system has the characteristics of high efficiency and rapidness, and can complete on-site real-time detection of up to 12 kinds of foodborne pathogenic live
bacteria and their strong strains within 30 minutes, thereby providing a new method for
food safety monitoring.