The invention discloses an application of an unmarked fluorescent
aptamer sensor in endotoxin detection, according to an unmarked
aptamer probe, a
guanine-rich
nucleic acid sequence is introduced to two ends of an endotoxin specific
aptamer, the unmarked aptamer probe is combined with
thioflavin T (ThT) to present a
fluorescence'open 'state, when the endotoxin exists, the
fluorescence is weakened, and when the endotoxin exists, the
guanine-rich
nucleic acid sequence is introduced to the two ends of the endotoxin specific aptamer, the
guanine-rich
nucleic acid sequence is introduced to the two ends of the
thioflavin T (ThT); a
linear relation exists between the
fluorescence intensity change and the endotoxin content, and the method can be used for quantitative detection of endotoxin. Under the optimal condition, the
linear range of the
detector is 10-80 ng / mL, the limit of detection (LOD) is 3.26 ng / mL, the
recovery rate in drinking water and
fruit juice standard samples reaches 93.34-113.29%, and the relative deviation is 1.37-6.44%. The constructed non-labeled fluorescent aptamer sensor has the characteristics of strong specificity, high sensitivity and the like, and provides a promising solution for detecting endotoxin in a
food sample.