Method for rapidly detecting pesticide based on thin-layer chromatography and enzyme inhibition principle

A method for rapidly detecting pesticides based on thin-layer chromatography (TLC) and enzyme inhibition principles, comprising the following steps:

• step S1, cutting a TLC plate into a rectangle, and using one end of the rectangle to contact a sample extract to form a pesticide residue separation area;
• covering the other end of the rectangle with a small piece cut from filter paper or glass fiber and fixing on a piece of enzyme inhibition reaction test paper to form a pesticide enrichment area;
• and pasting a side of the enzyme inhibition reaction test paper away from the pesticide residue separation area with a piece of filter paper immobilized with a chromogenic agent to form a substrate color development area;
• step S2, adding 50 μL of an agricultural product sample extract into a sample tank, and inserting the pesticide residue separation area into the sample tank to perform TLC separation and development;
• step S3, migrating the sample extract to an upper end of the pesticide residue separation area with a developer, pulling out the pesticide residue separation area from the sample tank, laying the pesticide residue separation area flat, and air-drying the pesticide residue separation area for 1 min;
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• step S4, adding 25 μL of an enzymatic aqueous phase working solution dropwise to the pesticide enrichment area;
• after 30 s, folding the substrate color development area so that the substrate color development area overlaps with the pesticide enrichment area, pinching both areas tightly by hand for 1-3 min to perform color reaction, wherein in case of no pesticide in the sample extract, color development occurs in the substrate color development area, and a chromogenic product is absorbed by paper in the pesticide enrichment area;
• in case of a pesticide in the sample extract, insufficient or no color development occurs in the substrate color development area, and no chromogenic product is enriched in the paper in the pesticide enrichment area, so that color changes can determine whether there is a pesticide in a sample.