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Winds of change: Detecting species from airborne DNA just got real - Vimarsana News

Winds of change: Detecting species from airborne DNA just got real

Environmental DNA has changed the way conservationists monitor biodiversity. By sequencing the genetic material found in water and soil samples, scientists can study entire ecosystems or detect rare animals too elusive to track using traditional methods. Teams have used environmental DNA, or eDNA, to inventory everything from viruses and bacteria to plants and animals, from […]

Scientists Pull Animal DNA Out of Thin Air | Science | Smithsonian Magazine - Vimarsana News

Scientists Pull Animal DNA Out of Thin Air | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

The new method, tested at two zoos, could revolutionize the study of biodiversity in the wild

Sucking DNA Out of The Sky Could Help Us to Identify And Save Endangered Species - Vimarsana News

Sucking DNA Out of The Sky Could Help Us to Identify And Save Endangered Species

The air around us carries detectable traces of animals living in our midst, scientists have found, and the discovery stands to revolutionize the way researchers monitor and track populations of vulnerable or endangered species.

Vacuum method identifies animals with DNA in the air - Vimarsana News

Vacuum method identifies animals with DNA in the air

A new technique that involves vacuuming animal DNA from the air can ID nearby species. It could help map threatened and invasive species.

Zoo experiments detect dozens of animals from airborne DNA - Vimarsana News

Zoo experiments detect dozens of animals from airborne DNA

Two new studies collected air samples from zoos and demonstrated the ability to identify a range of animals living there from their airborne DNA. This could eventually be used as a non-invasive way to track biodiversity.