LAMP (loop mediated isothermal amplification) is a DNA- based assay that has been developed for the detection of GRBV (Romero Romero et al. 2019). The assay can be performed "in-house", and does not require special facilities, expensive equipment or highly trained laboratory personnel. LAMP testing enables growers to test large numbers of samples, quickly generate results, and act accordingly to manage GRBD.
Getting Started
- Learn about common applications of the LAMP-GRBV assay (PDF 854.62 KB)
- Review the LAMP-GRBV protocol (PDF 688.81 KB).
- Access the materials and supplies cost sheet (PDF 334.47 KB) (version 3, 2025)
- Follow step-by-step instructions (PDF 1.23 MB) to order primers for the LAMP-GRBV assay.
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Guidelines and Best Practices
- Collect trunk samples (PDF 789.89 KB) for the LAMP-GRBV assay.
- Use LAMP to understand patterns of distribution through adaptive cluster sampling. (PDF 563.29 KB)
- See FAQs (PDF 368.29 KB) about the LAMP-GRBV Assay.