Environmental DNA Analysis for Biodiversity Monitoring
Reliable and sensitive monitoring methods are essential for biodiversity conservation. Traditional methods like direct observation or camera traps often require time, resources, and expertise. In contrast, Environmental DNA (eDNA) is a modern, non-invasive, and highly effective method that identifies organisms present in an area by analyzing DNA found in water, soil, or air samples.
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What is Environmental DNA (eDNA)? Environmental DNA (eDNA) is genetic material shed by organisms into their surroundings (water, soil, air)—such as breath, saliva, feces, fur, skin, or dead cells. This DNA can be cellular or extracellular and can persist in .... |
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