Abstract

This paper presents a new ion-channel biosensor based on supported bilayer lipid membrane for direct and fast detection of Campylobacter species. The sensing element of a biosensor is composed of a stainless-steel working electrode, which is covered by artificial bilayer lipid membrane (BLM). Antibodies to bacteria embedded into the BLM are used as channel forming proteins. The biosensor has a strong signal amplification effect, which is defined as the total number of ions transported across the BLM. The total number of (univalent) ions flowing through the channels is 10 10 ions s −1. The biosensor showed a very good sensitivity and selectivity to Campylobacter species.

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