The invention relates to a constant temperature reaction-based method for detecting
microRNA in a solution to be detected. The method comprises that an
electrode is immersed in a first
DNA fragment molecular solution, undergoes a reaction at a temperature of 37 DEG C for 6h, then is immersed in a mercapto
hexanol solution, undergoes a reaction for 1h, then is immersed in a
silver nanoparticle solution, undergoes a reaction for 1h, then is immersed in a second
DNA fragment molecular solution and undergoes a reaction for 0.5h, a
microRNA standard liquid is prepared, the
electrode is immersed in the
microRNA standard liquid, a third
DNA fragment molecule, a
Klenow fragment and dNTPs are added into the microRNA standard liquid, the
electrode undergoes a reaction in the mixed liquid at a temperature of 37 DEG C for 1h, then is immersed in a Nt. BbvCI solution and undergoes a reaction for 1h, wherein in the detection, a linear scanning
voltammetry method is used, a
standard curve graph is drawn, an electrical
signal of the liquid to be detected is acquired by the above processes, and the electrical
signal and the
standard curve graph are compared so that a microRNA concentration of the liquid to be detected is obtained. The constant temperature reaction-based method has the advantages of simple processes, high sensitivity, good specificity, low background
signal and wide application range.