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Applicability of Non-Invasively Collected Eurasian Goshawk (Astur gentilis) Moulted Feathers for Whole Genome Sequencing Analysis.

Genes - 4 Feb 2026

Kalnina Ineta, Roga Ance, Gudra Dita, Liepa Edgars, Opermanis Otars, Jakovlevs Imants, Klovins Janis, Fridmanis Davids

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Background/Objectives: Non-invasive samples offer an attractive alternative to logistically challenging invasive approaches in wildlife genetic studies but often contain low-quality host DNA that limits downstream analyses. Here, we assessed the applicability of moulted Eurasian goshawk feathers as a DNA source for whole-genome re-sequencing. Methods: We analysed 75 moulted feathers collected opportunistically...

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PMID: 41751577
DOI: 10.3390/genes17020193
PMCID: PMC12940954

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