Correct option is (b) It is carried out typically at 65 degrees
Easiest explanation: Isothermal PCR is that in which the reaction is carried out at typically 65 degrees. The repeated heating and cooling cycles required by the PCR is the reason for limiting how quickly the reaction is carried out. In this case, DNA polymerase with strand displacing activity is used and it avoids heating at high temperatures. It is a rapid process and expensive PCR machines are not used.