The Usage of an AMCA-Modified Aptamer Facilitates the Rapid Detection of Vibrio vulnificus
ShuMei Cai,
Xia Lian,
Yichu Liu
et al.
Abstract:Background: Vibrio vulnificus can cause serious infections in human beings associated with the consumption of raw oysters or cuts exposed to seawater. The traditional method for culturing V. vulnificus is time-consuming and has a high failure rate. Objectives: This study aims to detect V. vulnificus using an AMCA-modified specific DNA aptamer. Methods: Common pathogenic microorganisms present in the seawater of the Fujian Sea area were collected, cultured, and identified. The samples were found to contain main… Show more
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