In the rapidly evolving field of microbial ecology, advancements in DNA sequencing have dramatically expanded our understanding of microbial communities. However, the cost and efficiency of sample preparation and library creation remain significant barriers, particularly for large-scale projects. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/dvSuAn_b #IDOT #Technology #Automation #LifeSciences #LiquidHandling #LabAutomation #Development #DrugDiscovery #Genomics #SyntheticBiology #LaboratoryAutomation #FutureOfHealth
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In the rapidly evolving field of microbial ecology, advancements in DNA sequencing have dramatically expanded our understanding of microbial communities. However, the cost and efficiency of sample preparation and library creation remain significant barriers, particularly for large-scale projects. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/dvSuAn_b #IDOT #Technology #Automation #LifeSciences #LiquidHandling #LabAutomation #Development #DrugDiscovery #Genomics #SyntheticBiology #LaboratoryAutomation #FutureOfHealth
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New world record alert! The South American lungfish is now the largest animal genome sequenced to date! Often, people think that the size of the genome of the species is correlated with the size of the species, but it is not as this animal is actually very small. According to a new study published in Nature Portfolio, it is also the closest living relative to the first four-legged creatures which are the ancestors of all vertebrates, and “among fish, lungfish are the closest relatives to humans.” Our team of #DNA and #genomic enthusiasts, dare we say self proclaimed nerds, hope you find this as fascinating as we do :) Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/eimRXZtP #Genomics #fish #science #research #biodiversity #Genetics
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Join us for an exciting webinar with Samuel Hervey, PhD, and explore how molecular tools are advancing wildlife management! Using the Isle Royale wolf relocation as a case study, he’ll explore the critical role of genetic viability in ensuring relocation success. Learn about the impact of inbreeding on small populations, novel genetic methods for noninvasive monitoring, and how to translate genetic information into direct management applications. 👉 Register Now: https://lnkd.in/grvSEfvE #MolecularEcology #WildlifeConservation #Genomics #Biodiversity #EnvironmentalScience #WildlifeResearch #ConservationBiology
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#LatestPaper 🔔 Liu et al.: Ammopiptanthus nanus Population Dynamics: Bridging the Gap Between Genetic Variation and Ecological Distribution Patterns 🌱✨ This study explores the population dynamics of Ammopiptanthus nanus, linking genetic variation with ecological distribution to better understand its adaptability and conservation needs. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gHnd8XvD #plantbiology #genetics #ecology #biodiversity
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I have not seen a presentation on Repellents vs Non-repellents, so, I've decided to make one. It is interesting though, to grasp this concept we need to talk about Embryogenesis, imaginal discs, determination and differentiation, termites, social, gregarious, and non-gregarious insects, insect ecology, pharmacokinetics, Satelite colonies, Satelite aggregations, client expectation, sub-lethality, application methodology, etc. I've come to the conclusion that indeed it is not black and white, but I do believe repellent and non repellent do exist, it just depends... So, in my personal opinion, I would call them Facultative excito-repellents. If you would like to call them Fast acting - Slow acting, that's cool, but it depends on your objectives. the Facultative excito repellency depends on sub-lethality, species, environment and application, which doesn't really apply to all situations. let's see how long it takes me, let me know if anybody is interested in talking about it in a Podcast #pestcontrol #pestmanagement #entomology #biology #newyork
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⏰ Abstract submission deadline alert for #EMBOEvoEco ⏰ You only have a few days left to send your abstract for the EMBO workshop 'Molecular mechanisms in evolution and ecology' 🧑🤝🧑🌳 The deadline is 10 July: ➡️ https://lnkd.in/evSkYav5 Join researchers from a wide range of fields and organismal systems to gain mechanistic insights on major outstanding ecological and evolutionary questions. The 2024 edition of this successful workshop series focuses on interspecies and cell-environment interactions, with a spotlight on bacteria, microbial eukaryotes, and viruses 🔦🦠 These scientific organisers have put together a fantastic programme: 🌿 Gilles Fischer 🌿 Jordi van Gestel 🌿 Kimberly Kline 🌿 Sara Mitri 🌿 Antonis Rokas Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of innovative discussions and discoveries! 🌟 📅 8 – 11 October 2024 📍 EMBL Heidelberg and Virtual #EMBL #EMBLCourse #handsonlearning #Evolution #Ecology #Genetics #Genomics #systemsbiology #metabolicmodelling #microbiology #genotypephenotypemap #selection #populationgenetics #biofilms #microbiome #metagenomics #omicstechnologies #geneticengineering #evolutionarybiology #ecosystems #biodiversity #microbes
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Last week, Dr Matthew Miller, one of Reneco's genetics team, took part at the Oxford Nanopore Technologies' 2024 London Calling conference! The event in London explored the most recent research from scientists using ONT's third generation DNA sequencing platform. Matthew shared his work on use of nanopore sequencing for rapid and scalable 𝘥𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘷𝘰 genome assembly for use in biodiversity and conservation programmes. This work included nanopore sequencing on some of the endangered bird species that the International Fund for Houbara Conservation (IFHC) and Reneco have been working with; the Gyrfalcon, Peregrine Falcon, Eurasian Stone-Curlew, Arabian Bustard, North African Houbara Bustard, and Asian Houbara Bustard. In addition to studying the species themselves, it is also one of our top priorities to keep our tools and methods up to date and to ensure the best possible conservation measures for endangered species. Follow Reneco for more on conservation genetics! . . #Reneco #IFHC #LondonCalling #OxfordNanopore #OxfordNanoporeTechnologies #Nanopore #conservation #conservationgenomics #wildlifeconservation #birdgenomics #sequencing #genomesequencing #genetics #genomics #nanoporeconf
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Investigating a new alarming outbreak of flavescence dorée in Tuscany (Central Italy): molecular characterization and map gene typing elucidate the complex phytoplasma ecology in the vineyard agroecosystem Frontiers https://lnkd.in/gqUH_gdf
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Sure, a sweaty cow might not be the most pleasant sight, but believe it or not, their sweat glands could hold the key to a future-proof food supply! This carousel explores how scientists are investigating sweat glands in cows and how genes might influence their ability to sweat. It's a fascinating look into bovine biology that could even help keep cows comfy in a warming world. So, swipe through to learn the sweaty science behind these amazing animals! #biotechnology #genetics
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One-Health concept @iMOP workshop (HUPO2024, Dresden) is a central theme in biology. Fabrice Bertile, expert in animal proteomics, presented an intriguing talk on his latest developments to improve proteomics interpretation and his most advanced results. Proteomics has a great role to improve the knowledge on animals and improve the quality of their environment. #Ecology #Evolution #Proteomics #Animals #Plants
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