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BGE and the eDNA use for the biomonitoring of the non-indigenous species

School of Biology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and CERTH (Centre for Research & Technology, Hellas) Opera House

2024-12-04T16:03:34+01:00December 4th, 2024|Workshops|Comments Off on BGE and the eDNA use for the biomonitoring of the non-indigenous species

Training event for early career scientists at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University

Text by Oleksandr Zinenko Last 28-29 September 2024, a training event for early career scientists on mass DNA barcoding

2024-10-24T17:20:42+02:00October 24th, 2024|Training|Comments Off on Training event for early career scientists at V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University

Mapping the genomic basis of common thyme aromatic diversity and its adaptive significance for ecotype formation and climate change adaptation

Case study Mapping the genomic basis of common thyme aromatic diversity and its adaptive significance Thyme's

2024-10-21T18:16:20+02:00October 21st, 2024|Case Studies|Comments Off on Mapping the genomic basis of common thyme aromatic diversity and its adaptive significance for ecotype formation and climate change adaptation

Annotating the Corema album Genome: A Step Toward Coastal Ecosystem Conservation

Case study Annotating the Corema album Genome: A Step Toward Coastal Ecosystem Conservation Researchers launched a

2024-10-15T09:58:40+02:00October 14th, 2024|Case Studies|Comments Off on Annotating the Corema album Genome: A Step Toward Coastal Ecosystem Conservation

A High-Quality Reference Genome of one of the Rarest European Mammals, the Hungarian Birch-mouse (Sicista trizona trizona, Sminthidae, Rodentia)

Case study A High-Quality Reference Genome of one of the Rarest European Mammals, the Hungarian Birch-mouse

2024-09-30T17:21:14+02:00September 30th, 2024|Case Studies|Comments Off on A High-Quality Reference Genome of one of the Rarest European Mammals, the Hungarian Birch-mouse (Sicista trizona trizona, Sminthidae, Rodentia)
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