Sequence Specific Real-Time Monitoring of Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP)
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Gene-based diagnostics capable of rapidly discriminating selected strains of a selected pathogen from other populations within the same species are disclosed. Sequence-specific, real-time monitoring of LAMP of DNA may be accomplished through the use of oglionucleotide probes, referred to as “assimilating probes.” The assimilating probes include two oglionucleotide strands, one which includes a quencher (referred to as the quenching probe) and another which includes a fluorophore (referred to as the fluorescent probe). A fluorescent signal results when the two strands are displaced from one another during the LAMP reaction. By monitoring the emitted fluorescence, sequence specific amplification may be detected.
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