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Long-read nanopore shotgun eDNA sequencing for river biodiversity, pollution and environmental health monitoring

2024-11-03

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As global temperatures rise, species populations and biodiversity decline, and infectious diseases emerge all at unprecedented rates, it is more vital than ever to accurately understand the current state of natural habitats. While traditional methods including direct sampling and observation have their merits, newer technologies offer additional sampling capabilities. Here, we assess the feasibility of a single as...

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4ebc0a2b-b37f-5add-b719-1a25bec11e65
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10.1101/2024.11.01.621618
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