DNA Analysis as a Promising Tool for Research of Aquatic Organisms in Modern Russia

A brief review of the current status and prospects of aquatic research using various DNA analysis techniques (aDNA—ancient DNA, eDNA—environmental DNA, hDNA—historical DNA) in the post-Soviet space, with the emphasis on modern Russia, is presented. It is shown that, despite the rapid development of the use of DNA analysis to investigate fundamental and applied problems in various aquatic studies worldwide, research in this area in Russia is at an initial stage. Similar situations exist in countries that were part of the former USSR, as well as in other developing countries. The information presented on the Russian Federation may be relevant to other countries where aquatic research using DNA analysis is at an early stage.

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Arid Ecosystems
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s2079096125700350
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Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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DNA Analysis as a Promising Tool for Research of Aquatic Organisms in Modern Russia

A. M. Orlov, N. I. Rabazamov
Arid Ecosystems
Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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DNA Analysis as a Promising Tool for Research of Aquatic Organisms in Modern Russia

A. M. Orlov, N. I. Rabazamov
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Abstract

A brief review of the current status and prospects of aquatic research using various DNA analysis techniques (aDNA—ancient DNA, eDNA—environmental DNA, hDNA—historical DNA) in the post-Soviet space, with the emphasis on modern Russia, is presented. It is shown that, despite the rapid development of the use of DNA analysis to investigate fundamental and applied problems in various aquatic studies worldwide, research in this area in Russia is at an initial stage. Similar situations exist in countries that were part of the former USSR, as well as in other developing countries. The information presented on the Russian Federation may be relevant to other countries where aquatic research using DNA analysis is at an early stage.

Arid EcosystemsVol. 15(3)
Institute of Oceanology. PP Shirshov Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Dagestan Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Dagestan State University (RU), Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution (RU)
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Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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