Taxonomy, DNA, and the Bar Code of Life
DNA sequence analysis of a uniform target gene to enable species identification has been termed DNA bar coding, by analogy with the Uniform Product Code bar codes on manufacturing goods. Proof that DNA bar coding can distinguish at least some species has been provided by analysis of cytochrome c oxi...
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| description | DNA sequence analysis of a uniform target gene to enable species identification has been termed DNA bar coding, by analogy with the Uniform Product Code bar codes on manufacturing goods. Proof that DNA bar coding can distinguish at least some species has been provided by analysis of cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1 (CI) sequences among closely related species across diverse phyla in the animal kingdom. Stoeckle discusses the benefits and cost of creating the Bar Code of Life program. |
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