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Title: Fixing, storage time and DNA extraction applied to dT-RFLP for ecological and molecular studies of marine nematodes assemblages
Authors: Avó, Ana patrícia
Mitchell, Susan
Daniell, Tim
Nielson, Roy
Adão, Helena
Keywords: Fixing
Storage
DNA
barcoding
Issue Date: 4-Jul-2016
Publisher: ISIMCO Conference- 16th International meiofauna conference
Citation: Avó A.P., Susan Mitchell, Tim Daniell, Roy Nielson, H. Adão (2016). Fixing, storage time and DNA extraction applied to DT-RFLP for ecological and molecular studies of marine nematode assemblages, IMCO Conference- 16th International meiofauna conference, 3-8 July, Creta, Greece, p. 131-132
Abstract: The application of molecular methods offers an alternative faster than traditional methods based on morphology It is nearly impossible to process all the samples in short period using traditional methods, and the deterioration of marine sediments rapidly occurs The dT-RFLP (directed Terminal-Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism) allows a rapid assessment of biodiversity changes of nematodes assemblages The use of a not suitable fixing, storage time and DNA extraction could be a limitation in molecular analysis like dT-RFLP and real time PCR.Objetives: the best fixative •the level of DNA degradation over the time •the best DNA extraction method for marine nematodes and suitable for dT-RFLP analysis
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10174/19541
Type: lecture
Appears in Collections:BIO - Comunicações - Em Congressos Científicos Internacionais

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