Titlebook: DNA Barcodes; Methods and Protocol W. John Kress,David L. Erickson Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 DNA.DNA barcode.Gene

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,Concluding Remarks: What’s Next?, of the primers that we currently use in our laboratory for amplification of DNA barcode markers from the groups that we study: LSU D2/D3, which we advocate as a eukaryote-wide barcode marker to facilitate broad ecological and environmental surveys (secondary barcode marker in this capacity); COI-5P

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16459-2ection sample and tissue handling and data/metadata handling are stressed. Specific predictions of the future workflows and mechanics of DNA barcoding are difficult, so focus is on that which most or all future methods and technologies will surely share.

TATE

Introduction to Animal DNA Barcoding Protocolsection sample and tissue handling and data/metadata handling are stressed. Specific predictions of the future workflows and mechanics of DNA barcoding are difficult, so focus is on that which most or all future methods and technologies will surely share.

JEER

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16459-2 for overcoming the diverse challenges that may be encountered across animal taxa, but we stop short of providing an exhaustive inventory. Rather, we encourage researchers, especially those working on poorly studied taxa, to carefully consider methodological issues presented below, when standard approaches perform poorly.

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