A case study on using eDNA to enhance marine biosecurity in New Zealand has recently been published in collaboration with the Sea Education Association, Woods Hole, the Northland Regional Council and Patuharakeke Te Iwi Trust.
Towards the optimization of eDNA/eRNA sampling technologies for marine biosecurity surveillance
We are happy to share our recently published comprehensive review on the challenges for using nucleic acids (environmental DNA and RNA) within a marine environment, and the current methods for sample collection, post-sampling capture and concentration of eDNA/eRNA, preservation, and extraction through a biosecurity monitoring lens. In this paper we also present an outlook on how emerging methodologies can shape the future of invasive species detection. This contribution aims to facilitate dialogue and innovation within this sector, and also guide the direction of the further eDNA/eRNA method development and testing within the DETECT research work stream.
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