Make the Move to LAMP
A Modern Molecular Method, Built on LAMP Technology
Loop-mediated isothermal DNA amplification (LAMP) technology uses strand-displacing Bst DNA polymerase and four to six primers to produce continuous DNA amplification at a single temperature.
Traditional polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology uses a non-strand displacing Taq DNA polymerase, thermocycling, and two primers. Bst polymerase used in LAMP is more robust and less prone to inhibition than Taq polymerase.
PCR technology uses an internal amplification control (IAC) while LAMP technology does not utilize an IAC since it is not subject to the same limitations as PCR.
ISO 24914:2026 – An International Standard for LAMP Technology in Food Safety Testing
ISO 24914:2026 is the first international ISO standard defining how Loop‑Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) can be applied for microorganism detection across the food chain. It brings harmonised practices, clearer accreditation pathways, and stronger confidence in results. Learn more about how a LAMP based pathogen detection method can benefit your laboratory by watching our on demand webinar.
The Molecular Detection System that Compliments Your Laboratory
MDS100: A Compact Instrument
- Space-saving, low noise level design fits in any lab
- Quick, compliant, cost-saving calibration—just send your unit to our facility for expert service
- Global service with local support teams
- Ability to run simultaneously with other qualitative assays
User-Friendly Software
- User-friendly software with intuitive user interface for quick and easy setup
- Real-time results help make critical decisions faster
- Colour-coded assays by organism and matching software screens allow for better tracking and easy identification
- Flexibility to test up to 94 samples and 2 controls in each run
Why QuanTEM Food Safety Laboratories Switched to LAMP
Check out our blog, "Using Neogen® Molecular Detection System™: Q&A with QuanTEM Food Safety Laboratories," to learn more about the technology.