This invention discloses a functionalized biomodified
electrode for rapid
pathogen detection and its preparation method, relating to the fields of biosensing and
electrochemical detection technology. It includes a
glassy carbon electrode substrate, the surface of which is sequentially modified with a reduced
graphene oxide layer, an electropolymerized polydopamine film, and an electrodeposited gold
nanoparticle layer, forming a composite nanomaterial modified
electrode. Antibodies are captured and fixed to the electrode surface through covalent interactions. This functionalized biomodified electrode for rapid
pathogen detection and its preparation method, using the same electrochemical
workstation, first electropolymerizes
dopamine to form a film and then electrodeposits gold nanoparticles. This allows for precise control of film thickness, gold particle size, and
coverage density by parameters such as
polymerization potential, scan cycles, deposition potential, and deposition time. This avoids batch-to-batch fluctuations caused by dissolved
oxygen and solution disturbances in traditional chemical methods, reducing the
relative standard deviation of
peak current detection from different batches of electrodes from 18.7% to 4.2%–4.5%.