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We describe an electrochemical method for the rapid detection of Vibrio species. An avidin–biotin binding strategy was tested with 12 different Vibrio strains and applied onto gold screen-printed electrodes. V. parahaemolyticus cells were then amperometrically detected at a minimum abundance of 4 × 102V. parahaemolyticus cells per mL within 60 min.

Graphical abstract: Application of an ELISA-type amperometric assay to the detection of Vibrio species with screen-printed electrodes

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