Loop-mediated isothermal amplification（LAMP） is an amplification method developed by Notomi et al and has been applied successfully for the detection of many viruses.This paper introduced the current status of LAMP ...Loop-mediated isothermal amplification（LAMP） is an amplification method developed by Notomi et al and has been applied successfully for the detection of many viruses.This paper introduced the current status of LAMP and recent developments,and the method applying in the diagnosis of animal viruses in abroad.展开更多
Objective] This study aimed to develop a reverse transcription loop-medi-ated isothermal amplification （RT-LAMP） method for detecting BVDV. [Method] Since gp48 gene of BVDV is among the most conserved regions, a set...Objective] This study aimed to develop a reverse transcription loop-medi-ated isothermal amplification （RT-LAMP） method for detecting BVDV. [Method] Since gp48 gene of BVDV is among the most conserved regions, a set of four primers was designed to amplify six target sequences at the gp48 gene region for the RT-LAMP assay. The optimization of the RT-LAMP reaction was performed by evaluat-ing reaction temperature and reaction time. [Result] The RT-LAMP aasay was suc-cessful y conducted at 56 ℃ within 40 min under isothermal conditions, and the re-sults could be detected as ladder-like bands using agarose gel electrophoresis. The RT-LAMP assay is highly sensitive and able to detect 3.74 ×100 copies/μl of BVDV RNA, as no cross-reaction was observed with other viruses. [Conclusion] Overal , the newly established RT-LAMP assay indicates the potential application in both clinical diagnosis and field surveil ance of BVDV.展开更多
文摘Loop-mediated isothermal amplification（LAMP） is an amplification method developed by Notomi et al and has been applied successfully for the detection of many viruses.This paper introduced the current status of LAMP and recent developments,and the method applying in the diagnosis of animal viruses in abroad.
文摘Objective] This study aimed to develop a reverse transcription loop-medi-ated isothermal amplification （RT-LAMP） method for detecting BVDV. [Method] Since gp48 gene of BVDV is among the most conserved regions, a set of four primers was designed to amplify six target sequences at the gp48 gene region for the RT-LAMP assay. The optimization of the RT-LAMP reaction was performed by evaluat-ing reaction temperature and reaction time. [Result] The RT-LAMP aasay was suc-cessful y conducted at 56 ℃ within 40 min under isothermal conditions, and the re-sults could be detected as ladder-like bands using agarose gel electrophoresis. The RT-LAMP assay is highly sensitive and able to detect 3.74 ×100 copies/μl of BVDV RNA, as no cross-reaction was observed with other viruses. [Conclusion] Overal , the newly established RT-LAMP assay indicates the potential application in both clinical diagnosis and field surveil ance of BVDV.
