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Detection of mislabeling in hake seafood employing mtSNPs-based methodology with identification of eleven hake species of the genus Merluccius.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 9 Jul 2008

Machado-Schiaffino G, Martinez J L, Garcia-Vazquez E

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Species-specific DNA-based tags are valuable tools for the management of both fisheries and commercial fish products. Eleven hake species of the genus Merluccius have been identified employing mtSNPs-based methodology. The method is highly reproducible, fast, and technically easy. It is a reliable tool, allowing for routine analysis of commercial seafood. It can be applied by nonexperts in genetics because both...

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PMID: 18543929
DOI: 10.1021/jf800207t

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