“…Traditional microbiological and biochemical assays for the detection of Listeria monocytogenes rely on preliminary culture, followed by biochemical and serological identification, taking at least 3 days. More recently, traditional methods are gradually being replaced by those that are more convenient and simple, such as immunological (Zhang, He, Liu, Peng, & Li, 2014), molecular biological (Wachiralurpan, 2017; Yan Wang, 2018), or electrochemical biosensor method techniques (Suh et al, 2018; Yang, Zhou, Zhu, & Xing, 2017). Among the many detection methods, the design of ECL biosensors, including solution‐state and solid‐state ECL systems has recently become an active research focus.…”