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How you are you using eDNA?
Sarah Kuppert
Please share your experiences and how you are using eDNA.
25 January 2016
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eDNA Future applications
Sarah Kuppert
eDNA has already been applied to a variety on environments and species. Nevertheless, there is always room for advancement and improvements. What do you see as the next steps...
25 January 2016
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Upcoming Conferences
Sarah Kuppert
Dear all, this thread is meant to serve as a location to post about upcoming conferences that are relevant for eDNA research. Please share if you know about upcoming...
25 January 2016
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eDNA news blog
Sarah Kuppert
Dear eDNA community, Take a look at this eDNA news blog: http://www.spygen.com/blog/
7 December 2015
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Extensive eDNA review
Sarah Kuppert
eDNA is a complex topic and getting a start in the field can be intimidating. However, this excellent review from 2014 can be very helpful for researchers with limited eDNA...
7 December 2015
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Dear eDNA community, Claude Miaud's presentation 'Biodiversity in a Drop of Water: The New Opportunity of Environmental DNA (eDNA)' at the 2015 Fuller Symposium...
7 December 2015
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What is eDNA?
Sarah Kuppert
Environmental DNA (eDNA) is nuclear or mitochondrial DNA that is released from an organism into the environment. Sources of eDNA include secreted faeces, mucous, gametes, shed skin, hair and carcasses. In this article,...
2 November 2015
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