| Literature DB >> 34139102 |
Hideyuki Doi1, Takeshi Watanabe2, Naofumi Nishizawa3, Tatsuya Saito4, Hisao Nagata3, Yuichi Kameda3, Nobutaka Maki2, Kousuke Ikeda2, Takashi Fukuzawa3.
Abstract
Molecular methods, including those for environmental DNA (eDNA), provide essential information for biological and conservation sciences. Molecular measurements are often performed in the laboratory, which limits their scope, especially for rapid on-site analysis. eDNA methods for species detection provide essential information for the management and conservation of species and communities in various environments. We have developed an innovative novel method for on-site eDNA measurements using an ultrarapid mobile PCR platform. We tested the ability of our method to detect the distribution of silver carp, Hypophthalmichthys molitrix, in rivers and lakes. Our method reduced the measurement time to 30 min and provided high detectability of aquatic organisms compared to national observation surveys that use multiple fishing nets and laboratory extraction/detection using a benchtop qPCR platform. Our on-site eDNA method can be immediately applied to various taxa and environments.Entities:
Keywords: conservation genetics; distribution; environmental DNA; fish
Year: 2021 PMID: 34139102 DOI: 10.1111/1755-0998.13448
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Mol Ecol Resour ISSN: 1755-098X Impact factor: 7.090