Abstract:Traditional methods for detection of meat and meat products require relatively high levels of personnel operation and expensive experimental procedures；these requirements can′t be met in grass-roots testing.Multienzyme isothermal rapid amplification（MIRA）is a type of nucleic acid amplification whereby the entire reaction can be completed at 37 ℃.Compared with the polymerase chain reaction（PCR）instrument，detection and testing using MIRA are significantly less expensive.In addition，the detection criteria are considerably relaxed.In this study，a MIRA-lateral flow dipstick （LFD）method was developed for rapid and simple detection of duck-derived materials.Moreover，the specificity，detection limit and feasibility of on-site testing of duckderived materials were evaluated through experiments.