blog.asclme.org
ASCLME Research Cruises: August 2008
http://www.blog.asclme.org/2008_08_01_archive.html
Sunday, 31 August 2008. A few posts ago, I mentioned that I would let you know about what had been keeping us all so busy. The start of trawling meant lots and lots of fish (and other creatures) winding up on our decks, which needed to be identified to the lowest possible taxon (preferably to species). Can take over an hour to get to a point where you're happy that you've done a reasonable job of identifying it accurately. The fish lab looking unusually tidy (just after we cleaned it on Saturday). Some f...
jboli.org
日本バーコードオブライフ・イニシアチブ » リンク
http://www.jboli.org/links
Japanese Barcode of Life Initiative. Barcode of Life Data Portal (BDP). Barcode of Life Data Systems (BOLD). Barcode of Life Initiative (BOLI). Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding (CCDB). Consortium for the Barcode of Life (CBOL). International Barcode of Life (iBOL). The Barcode of Life blog. ナショナルバイオリソースプロジェクト(NBRP, 文部科学省 独立行政法人科学技術振興機構). All Birds Barcording Initiative (ABBI). Coral Reef Barcode of Life (ReefBOL). Earthworm Barcode of Life. Fish Barcode of Life Initiative (FISHBOL).
polarbarcoding.org
Polar Barcode of Life
http://www.polarbarcoding.org/partners_sponsors.php
All Birds Barcoding Initiative. All-Leps Barcode of Life. Fish Barcode of Life Initiative. Formicidae Barcode of Life. Marine Barcode of Life. Trichoptera Barcode of Life. Arctic Ocean Diversity (ArcOD). Barcode of Life Data Systems. Bedford Institute of Oceanography. Biodiversity Institute of Ontario. Canadian Barcode of Life Network. Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding. Canadian Museum of Nature. Canadian National Collection of Insects, Arachnids and Nematodes. Census of Antarctic Marine Life (CAML).
fishbolmx.org
Fishbol
http://www.fishbolmx.org/index.php
El contenido de esta página requiere una versión más reciente de Adobe Flash Player. SEE THE BOOK OF ABSTRACTS AND THE PROGRAM OF THE 2ND FISH BARCODE OF LIFE WORLD CONFERENCE HERE. Welcome to the 2nd International Fish Barcode of Life Conference Website! Juan Díaz de Astarloa (Argentina). There will be three days of plenary and parallel sessions. Which will be held in ECOSUR (maximum of 20 attendees). Finally, there is an optional trip. We hope to see you in Chetumal, Mexico later this year!
phe.rockefeller.edu
The Barcode of Life
http://phe.rockefeller.edu/barcode
Program for the Human Environment. THE BARCODE OF LIFE:. A short DNA sequence, from a uniform locality on the genome, used for identifying species. An emerging global standard for identifying species. Where we write about and illustrate the latest news about DNA barcoding. Consortium for the Barcode of Life (CBOL). Barcode of Life Database (BOLD). All Birds Barcoding Initiative (ABBI). All Leps Barcode of Life. Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding (CCDB). Census of Marine Life (CoML). The Beagle Project Blog.
arbol.uniandes.edu.co
ArBOL: Participantes
https://arbol.uniandes.edu.co/Mexico.html
Consorcio de Identificación Genética de Plantas Neotropicales. Segunda Reunión de ArBOL. Gerardo A. Salazar. Univ Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Santiago Madriñán. Univ de los Andes, Bogotá. Cassio van den Berg. Univ Estadual de Feira de Santana. Third International Barcode of Life Conference,. 7-13 November 2009, Mexico City. Saturday 7th Nov (1.30 – 5.00 pm) Presentación de ArBOL en TREE-BOL. Gerardo A. Salazar. Univ Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Enlaces de interés. DNA Barcoding @ RBGKew.
marinebarcoding.org
MarBOL:: Marine Barcode of Life Initiative
http://www.marinebarcoding.org/pa/ge/background
View detailed progress reports. Contact MarBOL 's leadership team. It is widely recognized that not only is the biotic diversity on planet Earth currently undergoing a mass extinction, but that the true extent of the extinction is unknown. Marine habitats are no exception to this. Although prominent marker taxa such as endangered vertebrates are well studied, most taxa remain to be discovered. It is estimated that there are. 26 000 described species, is estimated to be in the low millions, whereas only.
marinebarcoding.org
MarBOL:: Marine Barcode of Life Initiative
http://www.marinebarcoding.org/pa/ge/protocols
View detailed progress reports. Contact MarBOL 's leadership team. Extraction DNA can be successfully recovered from a wide range of tissues. However, factors such as freshness, method of preservation, and age of the preserved specimen all have an impact on the overall success of obtaining a DNA sequence. These factors may influence i) the integrity of DNA within the specimen, as well as ii) the method of extraction. The amplification of target DNA is an important stage in current sequencing methods....
marinebarcoding.org
MarBOL:: Marine Barcode of Life Initiative
http://www.marinebarcoding.org/people/leadership_team
View detailed progress reports. Contact MarBOL 's leadership team. Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding. 50 Stone Road East. Guelph, ON N1G 2W1. 1 (519) 824-4120 x53759. X64;steinke@uoguelph.ca. The following investigators make up the leadership team for the MarBOL Initiative:. Department of Marine Sciences. Groton, CT 06340. 1 860 405 9208. 1 860 405 9153. X61;nn.bucklin@uconn.edu. National Museum of Natural History. PO Box 37012, MRC 163. Washington, District of Columbia 20013-7012. 33 1 40 79 31 03.
marinebarcoding.org
MarBOL:: Marine Barcode of Life Initiative
http://www.marinebarcoding.org/workshops
View detailed progress reports. Contact MarBOL 's leadership team. MarBOL Public Symposia and Workshops, Spring 2009. MarBOL (DNA Barcoding of Marine Biodiversity, see website. Species identification using barcodes. Analytical approaches for barcodes. Environmental (454) sequencing and metagenetics. Prospects for barcode microarrays. Phylogenetic and phylogeographic analysis using barcodes. Special Applications: Marine Bioinvasions and Harmful algal blooms. To view the AWI Symposium program (1,653kb PDF).
