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  1. Die Frage "Was krabbelt denn hier?" ist bei #Spinnen nicht leicht zu beantworten. Yannis Schoeneberg von der Trier möchte samt Kollegen per Multi-Locus-#Barcoding das „taxonomische Rennen“ gewinnen, bevor es zu spät ist … Mehr dazu von Karin Lauschke: laborjournal.de/editorials/319

  2. RT by @Plants_EFSA: Behind the scenes, indentify #2 : @aimethods DNA Barcoding.

    Black-headed leafcutter bee, Megachile circumcincta. The DNA was isolated from a leg of the bee using a liquid (lysis buffer). Means everything dissolves in it except for the chitin. Then the Co1 gene was amplified with PCR. This means that certain parts of the DNA are copied so often that they are easily detectable. Detectable for the sequencer, the next step. The 313 base pairs required for the identification are then determined here. (See colorful graphic) With the help of a worldwide database of already certain animals whose Co1 gene has been determined, the base pairs can be compared with each other.

    #dnabarcoding #barcoding #dna #macro #insects #bumblebee #hummel #insekten

    🐦🔗: nitter.cz/sagaOptics/status/17

    [2023-11-16 16:01 UTC]

  3. Just published: "Marine invasive alien species in Europe: 9 years after the #IAS Regulation"

    Proud to contribute to the #eDNA part of this review on #BioMonitoring of #marine #invasive #alien species in Europe, as part of the #GES4SEAS project. Have a look, esp. if you wondered how many #NIS species for which sequence vouchers exist for #DNA #barcoding or #metabarcoding

    frontiersin.org/articles/10.33

  4. One of the best uses of #DNA 🧬 #barcoding is linking different life stages of single #species that appear different from each other and do different things.

    In this paper the authors used barcoding to figure out which #polyp (sedentary) and #medusa (swimming) life stages of several #hydrozoans (related to #sea #jellies and sea #anemones) belong to each other.

    🔗: peerj.com/articles/15118/

    Title: Odd family reunion: DNA barcoding reveals unexpected relationship between three hydrozoan species

  5. #introduction
    Hi everyone! 👋 First time I'm tooting!
    I'm an Italian #entomologist doing my #PhD at the Institute of Evolutionary Biology #IBE in Barcelona.

    I study the #diversity and #evolution of the European #ant fauna using #IntegrativeTaxonomy, #genetics (mainly #barcoding), and #genomics (#UCEs). I also work on #InvasiveAlienSpecies and #butterfly #phylogeography.

    I love beer, #Rstats, maps, and turning over stones. Ah, I'm also an #iNaturalist addict!

  6. Excited to share our new paper - Evaluation of DNA metabarcoding for identifying #fish eggs: a case study on the West #Florida Shelf - published today in PeerJ
    peerj.com/articles/15016
    #Fisheries #Barcoding #DNA #oceanography #science #IABO #USFCMS @PeerJ