LAMPPrimerBank

LAMPPrimerBank provides a curated database of experimentally validated loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) primer sets for viral, bacterial, and fungal respiratory pathogens to support LAMP assay design, detection, and discrimination of nonspecific amplifications.


Key Features:

  • Manually Curated Database: Contains experimentally validated LAMP primer sets and associated metadata for viral, bacterial, and fungal respiratory pathogens.
  • Open API Access: Exposes an application programming interface (API) for programmatic retrieval and integration of primer sequence data.
  • Comprehensive Literature Aggregation: Compiles LAMP primer information from scientific publications to assemble validated primer sets and provenance details.
  • Product Size Prediction: Provides computational predictions and visualizations of LAMP product sizes for each primer set to help identify potential nonspecific amplifications.

Scientific Applications:

  • Rapid Pathogen Detection: Enables use of validated LAMP primers for quick identification of respiratory pathogens in diagnostic assays.
  • Research and Development: Supports assay design and evaluation by providing primer sequences, validation provenance, and product-size information.
  • Educational Purposes: Serves as a reference of experimentally validated LAMP primers for teaching isothermal nucleic acid amplification techniques.

Methodology:

Literature aggregation of scientific publications to collect experimentally validated LAMP primers; manual data curation focused on respiratory pathogens; and database and website implementation for data storage and retrieval.

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Details

Cost:
Free of charge
Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Mac, Linux, Windows
Added:
3/27/2024
Last Updated:
3/27/2024

Operations

Publications

Arabi-Jeshvaghani F, Javadi-Zarnaghi F, Löchel HF, Martin R, Heider D. LAMPPrimerBank, a manually curated database of experimentally validated loop-mediated isothermal amplification primers for detection of respiratory pathogens. Infection. 2023;51(6):1809-1818. doi:10.1007/s15010-023-02100-0. PMID:37828369.