The invention discloses an
electrochemical biosensor of a light-driven
nanopore channel and application of the
electrochemical biosensor. According to the sensor, a photoresponse
nanopore membrane is constructed, an outer surface
aptamer probe is combined, asymmetric photothermal gradient driven
ion transmission induced by near-
infrared light is utilized, and ultra-sensitive detection on a target object is realized by regulating and controlling the
charge density of the outer surface. According to the
electrochemical biosensor provided by the invention, traditional
voltage driving is replaced by asymmetric near-
infrared light driving, so that the electrochemical
biosensor has a relatively wide detection range and an extremely low
detection limit, and high-sensitivity and
specific detection on a target object can be realized. The electrochemical
biosensor can be used for detecting
microcystin-LR (MC-LR), the
detection limit reaches 1 * 10 <-7 > mu g / L, the sensitivity is improved by 5 orders of magnitude compared with that of a traditional
voltage-driven sensor, and the electrochemical
biosensor can be applied to trace
pollutant detection in the fields of
environmental monitoring,
food safety and the like.