Global Scientists Push for eDNA Standards That Everyone Can Actually Use
A new study gathers perspectives from Global South researchers to argue that international eDNA standards must be adaptable, regionally supported ...
A new study gathers perspectives from Global South researchers to argue that international eDNA standards must be adaptable, regionally supported ...
A comprehensive benchmark of 12S, 16S and COI markers reveals that no single DNA fragment reliably identifies all marine fish ...
Australian researchers have developed a workflow combining non-destructive DNA extraction, Illumina and Nanopore sequencing, and expert morphological identification to screen ...
A two-peninsula study across temperate and tropical Japanese coastlines shows that tidal phase has only a minor effect on fish ...
A new study shows that bead-beating homogenization significantly improves lichen species detection in environmental DNA metabarcoding, outperforming non-homogenized methods in ...
A common garden experiment reveals that plant phylogeny, mycorrhizal type, and leaf traits significantly shape the diversity and composition of ...
Freshwater ecosystems across Europe are under increasing pressure from human activities, leading to significant biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation. To ...
A new DNA barcoding study of Pachygrapsus shore crabs reveals a clear species-level barcoding gap, unusually high intraspecific variation, and ...
A field test of three eDNA and eRNA strategies in German streams shows that briefly incubating collected animals in water ...
A new pipeline called BaNaNA shows that Nanopore long-read sequencing can match Illumina metabarcoding for protist diversity surveys while offering ...
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