The invention discloses a 
cell surface 
glycan in-situ electrogenerated 
fluorescence imaging analysis method based on a bipolar 
electrode. The method comprises the following steps: 1) preparing a bipolar 
electrode micro-fluidic 
chip; (2) preparing a Bio-
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)-AuNPs (gold nanoparticles)-Fc-
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) 
nanoprobe; 3, incubating HepG2 cells in situ in an 
anode channel of the bipolar 
electrode, adding 
galactose oxidase to oxidize hydroxyl on 
galactose on the surfaces of the cells into 
aldehyde groups, 
aniline catalyzes a 
biotin hydrazide reaction to form a 
hydrazone compound, 
avidin serves as a bridge, and the 
hydrazone compound is combined with the Bio-
DNA-AuNPs-Fc-DNA 
nanoprobe; 4) adding azure molecules into a 
cathode pool of the bipolar electrode, oxidizing Fc introduced by the 
anode under the potential of 2.4 V, reducing azure of the 
cathode into high-
fluorescence resorufin, and quantitatively detecting the 
galactose expression level on the surfaceof the 
anode cell through the 
fluorescence intensity of the 
cathode; according to the method, the damage of fluorescence labeling or 
mass spectrometry to cells is avoided by utilizing a mild enzymaticoxidation method, and a sensitive electrochemical 
signal is converted into a visual optical 
signal by combining the bipolar electrode, so that high-resolution fluorescence imaging is realized.