Abstract
Primer systems were designed and tested and the method of loop-mediated isothermal amplification was validated for rapid diagnosis of leptospirosis. In general, five sets of primers were calculated and analyzed in situ and in vitro, which were ordered for synthesis and chosen for the future as the most promising. Indicators of analytical sensitivity and detection limits of the method were established, the specificity of the method in its tests with homologous and close to taxonomic characteristics heterologous samples of genetic material was proved and completed reproducibility of the method was established under the conditions of its staging on various laboratory equipment and with reagents from different manufacturers. The developed technique of loop-mediated amplification for the diagnosis of leptospirosis was tested on field samples and its diagnostic effectiveness was established.
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