With the increasing importance of understanding and protecting our environment, high quality DNA extractions have become an integral part of research into characterization of the complex diversity of the microorganisms that inhabit a given ecosystem. These extractions are a foundational step in many downstream applications, like PCR and next-generation sequencing (NGS), which are employed in practical applications like water quality assessments, soil microbiome analyses, crop production studies, and conservation strategies. However, these extractions can be challenging due to the significant presence of inhibitors within environmental samples, such as humic and fulvic acid.
In this webinar video with Omega Bio-tek, you will discover:
Methodology for DNA extraction from soil, water and stool samples
Performance comparison with other studies
Automation capabilities
Applicability in large volume eDNA application
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