The isothermal amplification of DNA in minimally buffered conditions allows to perform and monitor nucleic acid amplification with minimal technological and operative requirements. We show in this work how phi29 can operate multiple displacement amplification in minimally buffered conditions producing, as a readout, pH shifts attaining subunits of pH.
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