Advancing eDNA Methods for Deep-Sea Exploration: Final Report, NOAA Ocean Exploration Grant NA18OAR0110289

Over the past six years, our team has pioneered the development of a framework for environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling, quantification, and sequencing to explore deep-sea ecosystems.

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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.25923/d6pg-0m59
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Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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Advancing eDNA Methods for Deep-Sea Exploration: Final Report, NOAA Ocean Exploration Grant NA18OAR0110289

Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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Advancing eDNA Methods for Deep-Sea Exploration: Final Report, NOAA Ocean Exploration Grant NA18OAR0110289

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Abstract

Over the past six years, our team has pioneered the development of a framework for environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling, quantification, and sequencing to explore deep-sea ecosystems.

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