A simple, low-cost LAMP-based device that can detect low concentrations of pathogens in patient samples

A team of microbiologists from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, the Karolinska Institutet, Yale University and Stanford University has developed a simple, low-cost LAMP-based device that can be used to detect low concentrations of pathogens in patient samples. The group describes the factors that went into developing the device in the journal Science Advances.